Seeing we have so much good expertise here, Why doesn't someone make a short
30 second video on freehand sharpening of a spindle gouge, skew, etc. I
think it would an invaluable clip for us learning to freehand sharpen. "A
movie is worth a thousand pictures" Probably would take almost no time at
all to make and that person would certainly be a hero to many of us.

-Just a Thought!

Buck wrote:Seeing we
have so much good expertise here, Why doesn't someone make a short
30 second video on freehand sharpening of a spindle gouge, skew, etc. I
think it would an invaluable clip for us learning to freehand sharpen. "A
movie is worth a thousand pictures" Probably would take almost no time at
all to make and that person would certainly be a hero to many of us.

-Just a Thought!

http://www.jeanmichel.org/woodturnjigs.htm

Try this. Although it's not a "movie", it'll give you an idea of the
motions involved in the grinding process. Watch the wrap! Tom
Work at your leisure!

Tom..... thanks for the site... pretty good detail...... Now where is my
movie clip??? LOL



"Tom" wrote in message
...

Buck wrote:Seeing
we
have so much good expertise here, Why doesn't someone make a short
30 second video on freehand sharpening of a spindle gouge, skew, etc. I
think it would an invaluable clip for us learning to freehand sharpen.
"A
movie is worth a thousand pictures" Probably would take almost no time
at
all to make and that person would certainly be a hero to many of us.

-Just a Thought!

http://www.jeanmichel.org/woodturnjigs.htm

Try this. Although it's not a "movie", it'll give you an idea of
the
motions involved in the grinding process. Watch the wrap! Tom
Work at your leisure!

Here's some and more to come as they are transferred to the new site format
....

http://www.hiltonhandcraft.com/WoodturningVideos.asp





"buck" wrote in message
ervers.com...
Seeing we have so much good expertise here, Why doesn't someone make a
short
30 second video on freehand sharpening of a spindle gouge, skew, etc. I
think it would an invaluable clip for us learning to freehand sharpen. "A
movie is worth a thousand pictures" Probably would take almost no time at
all to make and that person would certainly be a hero to many of us.

-Just a Thought!

This is exactly what I was talking about.... Your short clips are really
helpful to us beginners (and maybe Pro's too).
-Thank You

"AHilton" wrote in message
...
Here's some and more to come as they are transferred to the new site
format
...

http://www.hiltonhandcraft.com/WoodturningVideos.asp





"buck" wrote in message
ervers.com...
Seeing we have so much good expertise here, Why doesn't someone make a
short
30 second video on freehand sharpening of a spindle gouge, skew, etc. I
think it would an invaluable clip for us learning to freehand sharpen.
"A
movie is worth a thousand pictures" Probably would take almost no time
at
all to make and that person would certainly be a hero to many of us.

-Just a Thought!

We make a free video on tool sharpening using our affordable jig. As a
woodturner now for 30yrs I have to admit that my sharpening ability has
diminished with my faculties. Now I would not sharpen without a jig, its too
easy.
If you are interested send me your mailing address

Ken Port Woodcut tools

"buck" wrote in message
ervers.com...
Seeing we have so much good expertise here, Why doesn't someone make a
short
30 second video on freehand sharpening of a spindle gouge, skew, etc. I
think it would an invaluable clip for us learning to freehand sharpen. "A
movie is worth a thousand pictures" Probably would take almost no time at
all to make and that person would certainly be a hero to many of us.

-Just a Thought!

I never sharpened a free chisel
--
Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

Prune: A plum that has seen better days.






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