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No video, but a thought. If the tools' conformations are comfortable to
you, use them as your jig, just as you would when honing other tools. With HSS, a slow grinder, and soft wheels, you can easily do the same on your wheels. Act as if you were cutting on the lathe, anchoring on the toolrest, laying the heel of the bevel to the wheel and bringing the handle up to "take a cut" in reverse. "Jon Endres, PE" t wrote in message ... What I'd like to find is a video or something that can effectively teach a novice turner how to do a good job on sharpening lathe tools. It'll be for both of us, because I need practice. I have a year-old set of Crown Pro-PM tools that I'm afraid to touch at this point, due to being away from a lathe for a year and out of practice. |
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