[Woodcarver] Sharpening tools, V tools and others
Bill Smith
baydolphs at yahoo.com
Sun Oct 31 20:41:13 EST 2004
hi what I learned about sharpenin a tool goes back to
the time I started to want to make my own knifes and
my mom which I live with since I have rsd. Asked me
to sharpen her sciccors boy was that a mistake did not
know what I was doin to them, thought they sharpen the
same way found out lator u only do one side not the
inside.
Bill
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> > Re: Problems with sharpening the V tool, or any
> other tool. Woodcraft will
> sharpen your tools for you for a modest fee. There
> are a number of other tool
> distributors and makers that will do the same.
> It would be worth it to see what a properly
> sharpened tool looks and
> works like.
> Or is you have a local woodcarver, you might ask
> them to help/show you
> if you like the way their tools carve. In our
> Tuesday morning group, folks
> quite frequently loan a tool to let someone see if
> they like it or the way it
> cuts. Recently, I have been informally elected to
> show some folks how to
> sharpen. Most haven't a clue. Second thing that I
> notice is that they don't invest
> the time the first time around in getting their tool
> shaped, sharpened and
> honed properly. Folks, it takes time. The more you
> learn, the less time it
> will take. I do not like getting out a tool that I
> have never set up correctly
> before. Yes, I have spent as much as 90+ minutes
> reworking a tool that has
> been improperly done, not my own in this instance,
> but do find some poor results
> even among long time carvers.
> Just a thought.
> Tom
> Thomas W. Horton
> Glen Mills, PA
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