[Woodcarver] Sharpening

Daniel Heine Daniel.Heine at comcast.net
Mon Aug 2 19:31:24 EDT 2004


Darrell,

I am hardly an expert, but most of the persons I ran into at the Evart
Roundup were using a belt sander for sharpening. One model that I am
planning to purchase is offered by Lee Valley. You have to supply your own
low speed motor, however. Check the link out:
http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.asp?page=44884&category=1,43072&ccurrency=2&SID=

Woodcraft(the corporate one) has a power sharpener with a waterstone mounted
horizontally, so you get a flat bevel. Its on sale now for $79.99
http://shop.woodcraft.com/Woodcraft/product_family.asp?family_id=4866&mscssid=0F434700814394615A642B3C8962433A&Gift=false&GiftID=

Good Luck,
Dan Heine


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Hi gang,

    I will be buying a sharpening system this week or next. HELP PLEASE. I
now sharpen with ceramic stones and hone with a hard felt wheel attached to
my hand drill and use the green compound. I normally only carve in my small
shop and never take the tools anywhere and I do have wooden floors, which
will eliminate any chipping of the tools.
    I have been looking at the Ultimate Sharpening system and the Ultimate
Honing system, both are offered by Woodchips I believe. I do mainly a lot of
the larger type carvings as opposed to the smaller caricatures or pins.
Please give me some input, my budget is only about $200 or so.
Thanks so much,
Darrell

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