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Kurt Hertzog gets set up for the morning of demos at the local Rockler store featuring the Oneway Wolverine Sharpening Jig |
In addition to his grinder and jigs, he sets up a mini lathe so turning can be done to check the effects of the sharpening |
He compares the angle of his roughing gouge to that of one brought in by a customer |
Kurt shows how effectively each one cuts prior to sharpening |
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Kurt shows the technique for setting up the jig for sharpening a bowl gouge |
There is a specific interest in the Varigrind jig for doing an Ellsworth gring on a bowl gouge |
Kurt shows how the different settings on the grinder and the Varigrind jig affect the final shape |
He shows the Wolverine systems capability to sharpen all of the gouges and scrapers |
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Kurt shows how he prefers the Lee Valley jig for sharpening his skew chisels |
After being hollow ground once after purchase, he sharpens them for years using a diamond hone |
Kurt walks Jim Vasi through the adjustment of the Varigrind jig on his tool |
Jim goes through the rest of the set up ... |
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shapes, then sharpens his own tool ... |
and checks it out cutting wood |
The demos for the Saturday morning end ... |
and it's time to clean and pack up |
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Photos by Ken Hertzog |
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