Liked this the moment I saw it as "slider" jigs won't alter the grind angle like "wheeled" versions that sit on the stone. This is the one I'll use for inspiration to finally build my own sharpening jig!!! 10/10 from me!!!
My deepest respects Sir. Beautiful project, with a breathtaking end- single, long end grain shavings. The ultimate. Beauty and refinement. Greetings from France.
@@46craftworks I have the greatest respect for traditional Japanese tools and techniques. I discovered the beautiful chisels and saws, and sharpening stones. I am a cabinet maker by trade. I respect the love you put into your work. In Life everything is sacred, like Life itself. The more love you put into your work, the more beauty that comes from the work. Very warm greetings from France. What the West (sometimes) doesn't understand, is that tool is as sacred as the job. God bless you.
The sharpening jig you just created in this video is really impressive and I really enjoyed watching the art form you had while crafting this piece, I’ve never seen anything close to what you made. Please make me one , thank you so very much 🙃
It looks very nice and probably works very well. I've tried a lot of different honing jigs (including Veritas, Mohoo Mohoo, and an old Stanley, etc.) but I have to say that the one from Lie Nielsen is by far the best to date - both for chisels and for planers (I don't have any commercial interests in Lie Nielsen).
A really great sharpening jig made with tremendous skill. One question though..... Are the wheels running on the oil stone? If they are. How long is it before the oil stone and wheels are worn out or damaged?
Thank you for your comment. First of all, I'm sorry if my English is wrong. Since the whetstone is always smoothed every time it is used, it is difficult to tell how much wear will result from using the jig. The wheels wear out after about a year, depending on how often you use them.
The funny thing about this is, this guy can probably sharpen his chisels free hand very well. I doubt he needs a jig. Anybody as accurate with hand tools as him should have no problem sharpening chisels.
First of all, I'm sorry if my English is wrong. Thanks for the interesting comment. You are completely right. I can sharpen my chisels freehand. However, I thought that such a jig would also be useful, so I made it.
You are great at making your own projects and putting your own ideas into them to suit you and your needs and giving people ideas in their making of these things. They can be expensive to buy thanks
I take it that the band-aid on your index finger is testament to the sharpness of your chisels! nice work.
Liked this the moment I saw it as "slider" jigs won't alter the grind angle like "wheeled" versions that sit on the stone.
This is the one I'll use for inspiration to finally build my own sharpening jig!!! 10/10 from me!!!
Thank you for your comment.
I wish you great work.
it's not a tool , but a small masterpiece
Thank you so much .
@@46craftworks thank you for this gift
Great idea of the angle profile that is glued to the saw, really great!
I’m really glad to hear that.
My deepest respects Sir. Beautiful project, with a breathtaking end- single, long end grain shavings. The ultimate. Beauty and refinement.
Greetings from France.
It is such an honor to be able to have you say such a thing. Thank you from Japan.
@@46craftworks I have the greatest respect for traditional Japanese tools and techniques. I discovered the beautiful chisels and saws, and sharpening stones. I am a cabinet maker by trade. I respect the love you put into your work. In Life everything is sacred, like Life itself. The more love you put into your work, the more beauty that comes from the work.
Very warm greetings from France.
What the West (sometimes) doesn't understand, is that tool is as sacred as the job.
God bless you.
I’m glad to hear that.God bless you too.
@@46craftworks Thank you. Sayonara.
The sharpening jig you just created in this video is really impressive and I really enjoyed watching the art form you had while crafting this piece, I’ve never seen anything close to what you made. Please make me one , thank you so very much 🙃
Thank you for your comment.
I am glad that you enjoyed this video.
It looks very nice and probably works very well. I've tried a lot of different honing jigs (including Veritas, Mohoo Mohoo, and an old Stanley, etc.) but I have to say that the one from Lie Nielsen is by far the best to date - both for chisels and for planers (I don't have any commercial interests in Lie Nielsen).
Incredible craftmanship.Wow wish I had the patience.Looks too good to use.Should be on display.Thaks for sharing.Stay safe.Subscribed.
Thank you for your comment.It makes me really happy.
優良な動画ありとうございます。
参考にして私も作ってみたいと思います。
1点お尋ねしたいことがあるのですが、この動画の出しろの調整方法だと、何百回と研ぎを繰り返したときに刃の角度が鈍角になっていくという理解でよろしいでしょうか？
Terrific workmanship.
Thank you.
...and here I am after all these years still sharpening chisels just using wood wedges cut to angles with my mitresaw! Same ones I'd originally cut!
Thanks for your comment.
Wood wedges. It's a simple and effectual method.
A really great sharpening jig made with tremendous skill. One question though..... Are the wheels running on the oil stone? If they are. How long is it before the oil stone and wheels are worn out or damaged?
Thank you for your comment.
First of all, I'm sorry if my English is wrong.
Since the whetstone is always smoothed every time it is used, it is difficult to tell how much wear will result from using the jig.
The wheels wear out after about a year, depending on how often you use them.
That's really satisfying work 👌
Thank you so much.
Now that's what I call 'hand made'! Amazing!
I'm happy you enjoy this movie 🙂
The funny thing about this is, this guy can probably sharpen his chisels free hand very well. I doubt he needs a jig. Anybody as accurate with hand tools as him should have no problem sharpening chisels.
First of all, I'm sorry if my English is wrong.
Thanks for the interesting comment.
You are completely right. I can sharpen my chisels freehand.
However, I thought that such a jig would also be useful, so I made it.
Amazing craftsmanship.
Thank you for your comment.I’m glad.
Very nice idea and handy for people who are unable to free hand sharpen good man
Thank you for always watching.
I was dissatisfied with the commercially available sharpening jig.
You are great at making your own projects and putting your own ideas into them to suit you and your needs and giving people ideas in their making of these things. They can be expensive to buy thanks
Thank you so much.
3: 18 , so he's going to chisel all that out by hand huh? He does it. I want one of those chisles.
Super robota 👊😎pozdrawiam
Very nice video, and I have the same band-aid you have one the same finger. haha Keep up the good work.
Thank you for your comment.
Most woodworkers cut the same finger.
it's very paintsaking (ini sangat teliti - Indonesian)
Thank you for your comment.
Vaya que minuciosidad!!
Good video my friend.🙂🙂🙂
Thank you.😊You too..
Молодец.мастер
Спасибо
очень замудренно.можно и попроще.
Very nice
Thank you.
👌👌👌
зачем усложнять процесс.Только для получения удовольствия от работы?
お疲れさまです。とても素晴らしい道具です。私も作ってみたいので図面か寸法を何処かダウンロード出来ますか？それから動画で出ている図面転送出来ませんか？よろしくお願い致します。
日本語のコメントありがとうございます。
誠に申し訳ありませんが、図面は完全なものではなく、作業をしながら寸法や角度を調整していますので、作業後に処分してしまいました。
したがって、手元には残っておりません。あしからず、ご了承願います。
ノミ研ぎの角度も教えてくれたら良い動画と思いますが。
コメントをいただき、ありがとうございます。
ノミの刃の角度につきましては、説明欄に追記させていただきました。
私は、私なりの思いがあって、動画を所謂ハウツーのスタイルにしていません。そのため、ご覧いただいた方によっては、説明不足で不親切と感じられるかもしれません。そのことにつきましては、いずれ、概要欄などで釈明する必要があろうかとは思っていますが、ひとまず、拙い動画で申し訳ありません。また、ご覧いただき、ありがとうございます。
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Супер!🙏
Спасибо😊
繊細で美しい仕事ですね
革包丁のガイド作成用に参考にさせていただこうかと思いましたが
あまりの加工技術の高さに早々に断念しました。。
コメントありがとうございます。
そう言っていただけると非常に嬉しいです。
ところで、レザーを扱っていらっしゃるようですね。私もレザークラフトは大好きで、拙い動画を一本あげていますが、こちらはなかなか木工のようにはいかず、苦戦続きです。
It wasn't particularly sharp. You can't shave with it.
Из всего того, что здесь показано - у нас нихуя нет!..
Спасибо за ваш комментарий