On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 20:59:52 GMT, "George" wrote:


"dpb" wrote in message ...
Otoe wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 10:34:39 GMT, "George" wrote:




I believe he's saying saw the kerf in the block at the proper angle and
insert the knife into it to hold it. Then the edge runs against the
surface of the stone.

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If you're a member over at FWW, run the index. Kerf is at the proper angle
to present the bevel parallel to the table of the drillpress. 38 if that's
yours. The stone is lowered to kiss the tallest knife, then sheets of paper
added under to raise the entire apparatus as it's slud left and right..

Oh, additionally, could a drum sander be used instead of a stone? Or
would that cause a tempering problem?

Otoe