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Hi,
I don't remember seeing pics of the new Veritas honing guide posted here. I found the links on www.ukworkshop.co.uk posted by Rob Lee http://www.leevalley.com/home/temprl/hg1.jpg http://www.leevalley.com/home/temprl/hg2.jpg http://www.leevalley.com/home/temprl/hg3.jpg It looks like a great guide if you are not using back bevels. But what strikes me is the guide is designed to make a low angle back bevel as well as regular bevels. But if you are sharpening with this jig and using a back bevel then how do you switch between the the two bevels to progress through the grits? I think you have to continually flip the blade in the guide or work one side to the final grit and then switch once to work the other side through the grits. But what about removing the wire edge at each stage? Then you would have to continually flip the blade in the guide. Any ideas? Peter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What I've learned about sharpening plane blades http://members.shaw.ca/petermichaux/...harpening.html |
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