Just my opinion, but I think your sharpening geometry could use some work. IE: your jig's set-up regarding height from basket to center of wheel, distance from wheel, and also the angle of the leg on the wooden jig.
But, like I say, just how I would want it and what works for me. I use the Ellsworth 2-4-7 math, and then add the 2" in and 2" drop basket for the Avisera relief grind.
Capt. Eddie has videos that demonstrate all of this in great detail.
Lady Gaga has meat attire and you have the flip flops. Nice touch! Great video but being a new turner what really caught my eye is the wooden jig. I read the other postings but you never said if you were going to have plans to shoot a video on how to make the jig.
@fenderpaman16 as you knowq by now I'm shure PSI ( pen state industeries) is as great source for turners I realy like thire Benigmins best gouges real nice
Nice I was told in High school wood shop by the teacher (my good friend) to just rotate it on the side of the wheel. wow lol I have a Robert Porkby bowl gouge I love it!
Great video, if you had that jig. You now need to do one that shows the construction of that great Jig with dimensions or sell the info as an e-bbok on ebay. I'd pay and so would lots of others.
Regards
labrat
P.S. Your workshop, stick with the flip flops & shorts.
The double bevel gives you a smaller bevel, which makes the bevel more maneuverable, if that makes sense, it can get into tighter curves etc. The double bevel is for a fine cut not a large hogging off roughing cut.
Stu what is the angle set to on your jig when you are grinding a deep fluted bowl gouge.
The Pdf Capneddie has plus other web sites that the Ellsworth grinding rig is sold on show the angle set to 40 degree's.
Dave
BrushCountryJamboree 3 months ago
Just my opinion, but I think your sharpening geometry could use some work. IE: your jig's set-up regarding height from basket to center of wheel, distance from wheel, and also the angle of the leg on the wooden jig.
But, like I say, just how I would want it and what works for me. I use the Ellsworth 2-4-7 math, and then add the 2" in and 2" drop basket for the Avisera relief grind.
Capt. Eddie has videos that demonstrate all of this in great detail.
Nice job on building the rig though!
kenny474 3 months ago
Lady Gaga has meat attire and you have the flip flops. Nice touch! Great video but being a new turner what really caught my eye is the wooden jig. I read the other postings but you never said if you were going to have plans to shoot a video on how to make the jig.
caribourain1 4 months ago
i turn more, sharpen less - LOL :)
but seriously, i love the jig you made for the bevel! nice job!
cheers,
jake
paloarteinc 7 months ago
Nice job Stu. Can you make a video on how to make the sharpening jig? A ver detailed video? Thanks, Leonard
MrLeonard55 11 months ago
Anyone know any good sites to buy lathe tools?
fenderpaman16 2 years ago
@fenderpaman16 as you knowq by now I'm shure PSI ( pen state industeries) is as great source for turners I realy like thire Benigmins best gouges real nice
kipperdude1 3 months ago
Nice I was told in High school wood shop by the teacher (my good friend) to just rotate it on the side of the wheel. wow lol I have a Robert Porkby bowl gouge I love it!
fenderpaman16 2 years ago
Great video, if you had that jig. You now need to do one that shows the construction of that great Jig with dimensions or sell the info as an e-bbok on ebay. I'd pay and so would lots of others.
Regards
labrat
P.S. Your workshop, stick with the flip flops & shorts.
labrat7357 2 years ago
hi stu, great video. i was wondering though, what is the point in a double bevel?
SuperSurferJamie 2 years ago
Hi Jamie
The double bevel gives you a smaller bevel, which makes the bevel more maneuverable, if that makes sense, it can get into tighter curves etc. The double bevel is for a fine cut not a large hogging off roughing cut.
Cheers!
StuInTokyo 2 years ago
Flip flops and shorts in the workshop? Really? Tut tut!
davidjglover 3 years ago
It takes seconds to sharpen turning tools if you learn how to do it without having to use jigs.
frog2eyes 3 years ago
IV GOT A FANNY!!!!!!!!!!!
bladerfromtheroukes1 4 years ago
Stu, where can I get the instructions on making that
jig. Well done video.
ronjboucher 5 years ago
Nice work Stu i've seen some of your work on woodworking forum great thumbs up
Bokkenlover 5 years ago