Sharpening Jig Set-Up for Bowl Gouges

I read an article in the AAW magazine, by Kirk DeHeer "Sharpening Demystified," Volume 21 Issue 4, Pages 32--34, it is very informative. With this information in hand, I was able to set up my sharpening jigs to give me consistent grinds on my bowl gouges, it makes it almost foolproof.
The video shows how I use the jigs, if you want the info on how to make them, please get hold of a copy of the magazine.
Cheers!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Woodturning
• Lathe
• Sharpening
• Jigs
• bowl
• gouge

[StuInTokyo]

I just wanted to say, that I show myself sharpening for a long time, in reality, I only sharpen for a few seconds, just to touch up the grind, not for the extended time I show on the second gouge (3/8").

Cheers!

[2adrien]

Good basic trainer. Got any more videos???

[StuInTokyo]

Thank you You should see a link to the right that says "More From StuInTokyo" just click that to see the other videos I have up.

cheers!

[compuphil]

@BrushCountryJamboree I would like the article "Sharpening Demystified" in PDF format.

Many Thanks,

Phil

[BrushCountryJamboree]

If any one wants that Article just PM ME, i have it in a Pdf format

[bingcro]

tks for posting

[285Buckhorn]

Thanks for such a helpful video. I got a copy of the article you reference by contacting Craft Supplies USA in Provo, Utah where the author works.

[BradburyGuy]

I was happy to find this video, it inspired me to make plywood jigs like yours for my roughing gouge, skew and parting tools. It works in conjunction with my One Way Wolverine jigs. It is an excellent system! I use the Sharp-Fast system for my bowl and spindle gouges--it interchanges with the One Way system.

[motormx]

never seen a grinder with blue wheels ;)

[tournar]

very good vidéo thanks by