Woodturning Tools: Sharpening Gouges & Scrapers : Sharpening Woodturning Tools: Grinding a Scraper

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Uploaded by on Oct 2, 2008

Use marker to designate area to sharpen when grinding a woodturning scraper. Learn more inside techniques for sharpening woodturning tools in this free woodworking video from a wood shop expert.

Expert: Donna Zils Banfield
Contact: www.livealifelessordinary.com
Bio: Donna Zils Banfield has been wood turning full-time since 2004, working on architectural reproductions for older home restoration and teaching turning at local woodworking specialty stores.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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  • @draygore She has the grinder a little higher than normal but it's OK for her. I don't know any experienced turner who has their grinder at bench height - too cramped. When swinging a long gouge through a big arc you need to be standing up so you can move freely. I find chest height is right for me.

  • And first of all you have no safety glasses on.

  • Are you really short, or is that grinder set up way to high???

    Oh, buy the way, you should be marking the entire bevel. If you mark it the way you are and don't have the rest set right, it will still take your marking off the way your doing it. At which point you will have a double bevel, duh!

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