Blade sharpener, True Edge, operation & demo
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Great Demo and good luck with your invention.
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What type of knives do you sharpen? This was designed to sharpen blades used on sod cutting/harvesting machines...
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If you want to sharpen anything properly you need to use a jig.
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I sure hope that is a sod cutter blade and NOT a reel mower bedknife!If it is a bedknife, that is the worst bednkife grinder I've ever seen!But if it is a sod cutter blade, it should do just fine with care taken.
dingoman01 3 years ago
Indeed, it was designed for sod cutter blades and can also be used for rotary blades. Thanks for your comment.
rayhager7 3 years ago
uhhhhh....yeah. Way to ruin the steel's temper with that horrendously fast machine. Ooooo look at the pretty blue rainbows and all the sparks!
geezerhack 4 years ago
You state very well the reason to use a jig: Avoid making hot spots. It allows one to take a small amount at a time over the length of the blade and not overheat the steel.
rayhager7 4 years ago