Restoring a chisel WITHOUT a bench grinder
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2023
- There are many chisel-restoring videos out there, but they all use a bench grinder, which is not a tool everyone has! I don't even have one! They all mention you can restore the chisel without one by spending extra time on lower grit stones, but I wanted to challenge myself and see if it was possible.
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I think a simple solution to give more access to the center stone would be to raise it an inch or so compared to the outside stones. Should be high enough to allow the chisel handle to clear the outside stones without adding too much height/bulkiness.
That's a good idea!
Maybe each and every side retractable so you can use all sides. On every stone. 🤔
Or even easier detachable
I wouldn't even worry about and would not purchase their system. It is not a good system, and not thought out.
I was about to write that but i came to see the comments and you beat me to it ;-) gg
Belt sander works great for roughing in bevels. Also a little steel wool to get rid of rust on top and sides might keep your stones cleaner!
Learn so much every video. You do a great job of anticipating what questions your viewers might have. I also appreciate you including the good, the not so good and even the ugly 😉 Thank you.
So awesome to hear! Thanks
You are such a good teacher and you make everything interesting. Thanks for sharing your experience.
You are so welcome
This was fun to watch. I remember my dad in his shop had an old leather belt he used to strop his hunting knives. That’s the first time I knew about it and I got a cheap leather belt and did the same thing. Works like a charm.
Cool!
Loved this video. I am beginning to do work that requires chiseling.
Best of luck!
Спасибо за видео, смотрю ваши выпуски постоянно, жду с нетерпением 2 -у серию 😊
I have watched many of your Videos and I am impressed with your skill level .I did an apprenticeship in England and I am trained as a Millwright . I live in NY USA and have worked here for 30 years ,no one I have worked with has impresed with their skill level . You however hold my interest in every video ,and I always learn something .I you want a good chisel ,Japanese chisels are the best in the world .They are called Ori Nomi ,they can cut gossamer thin shavings in the hardest hardwoods .The Japanese can teach us a lot about carpentry ,their temples are made of wood without screws and nails and they stand for hundreds of years in storm and hurricanes .
I look at them all the time, they are so beautiful
Looks nice. Belt sanders work fine for taking a rough cut on a chisel for me.
Looks like a great product. I have been using pebble water stones but they are messy. I like that everything is all in one and the 10 year warranty sounds good. To each is their own. I like it might try to pick one up myself. This is the second positive review I’ve come across on that M-Power system. Also this far Tamar has not lead me astray on any other videos so why would she start now
Interesante video y la base de las piedras esta excelente 😊. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
That is a nice sharpening rig. M. Power does have some nice gear in general. Agreed on foundational work, I use a Worksharp to do my initial clean up. Quite fast and gives great results. Then finish on your M. Power setup/diamond stones. Thanks for the introduction to their diamond sharpening station.
It’s a really cool system, and I think it’s a great deal
Really nice. I jumped to the web site to check this out. Well worth the price. I paid $150 for my 3 diamond stones. No holder, no strops. I agree that the middle stone is less accessible. But I also think that it's not really necessary. The 2 end stones are what I would use the sides for anyway.
Yeah, I felt really confident sharing this knowing how much I spent on my previous stones and all the extras. I think this is an amazing deal. Especially with their 10 year warranty.
as I've seen on a different channel, the stropping is more important than the diamond sharpening itself. It absolutely makes the difference as Tamar has also shown here
Yeah, I really like the 3 stages of strops this has. I have never seen that before. I thought it was really cool
Great review and informative, as are all of your videos. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked it! I had fun with this little experiment
I started sharpening by hand maybe 4 or 5 years ago doing the Paul Sellers method. Yes it is a little difficult to learn but with a little practice it's faster than using a jig. But every once in a while it's good to use it to true up your chisels and irons. Like you, I don't have a grinder because a good one that will last costs alot more than $50... I know because I researched it. Good job on this video.
Glad you liked it! Yeah. I keep eyeing the tormek….
I agree with one of the previous viewers, that this is an advert for what I would say is an expensive addition to sharpen chisels on, £230 is a lot of money before you’ve even started the process and questionable as a must or even might have.
Have you looked at the price of 3 separate diamond stones? This price is actually very competitive and you get more. You don’t need it. But I’d you’re looking into diamond stones, which many woodworkers do… this is a great option 👍
Thanks Tamar
I have just bought my first trend diamond stone, I think I like the idea of a single stone system because then you can get all around all the stones rather than the limited access to the central stone. Interesting idea having the strops on top as detachable though. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah, that is the only downside I really see having this set up like this. But the way I have my stones set up, I had the same issue. I didn’t thinks the strips were going to work as well as they did. I was pleasantly surprised!
@@3x3CustomTamar It would be interesting to see a review video in a few months/year. I hope you enjoy them. Thank you again for sharing.
That ending cut was so satisfying.....some great looking curls....
It was. Ha
A different project as usual but a great one. Missed so much your videos i love your new shop, became so awesome. 😊😊
Im working hard on a new project! Exciting things to come!
Just great and amazing 👌🏽👌🏽
I have this system, It's great for those who don't like sharpening
It really is!
You should lookup Trend Honing Guide. It has a cool small aluminum plate that fixes the honing angle problem.
without a a bench grinder you can glue some sandpaper to a piece of glass and do the coarse work like that, I have a bench grinder but i've never used it to sharpen anything aside from a lawnmower blade.
I got a lot of value and inspiration from your videos through the years. This kind of product promotion video is very different from what you used to make.
I realize that 1) You don't owe anyone any consistency in content creation and 2) Things change.
But it depresses me that rather than making cool projects with humble setup, as you used to, you spend this much time promoting an overpriced product that you yourself likely wouldn't buy a few years back. What you do here can be done with a sheet of sandpaper and a cheap oil stone, for about $10, which better match the cheap chisel too.
I appreciate what you have taught us through the years, and acknowledge again that you owe nobody anything, in content creation or else, but, the authenticity and warmth of your earlier works isn't present here.
Don’t worry. More projects to come! This is not my channel moving forward.
Looks like a pretty nice setup for a beginner and the price is roughly the same as you would pay for a nice set of stones and strop without any type of holder. One thing I don't like is the middle stone not being removeable...or at least couldn't see how in the video. My current setup is very similar to yours...3 DMT stones on some plywood. Mine is a little smaller and less bulky though. I didn't add a bench hook since I don't have a vice. I set it on a drawer liner when in use. Never have a problem with it moving. I also don't have any stop blocks for setting angles on mine which saves a lot of space. I use a Veritas MKII though so it has all that built into the honing guide. Another thing I did not do was glue down my plates, which I see a lot of folks do. Huge advantage when I need to flatten the back of a chisel or plane blade. I can just pop my 600 grit stone out of the middle and put it in one of the outer spots when needed. That way I can still use the entire stone. The one thing I really do like about the MPower is the strops just sitting on top of the diamond plates. That would be pretty handy. Both systems work and it seems both have their advantages and disadvantages. Just a matter of personal preference on which you choose.
Appreciate your honesty, Tamar. It’s a great piece of kit, but a little too expensive for a hobbyist like me. MPower tools are quality though. Cheers.
Yes too dear
Fair enough!
$500 for this here in Australia, Double the website price in the link supplied. Pity that we get shafted all the time with pricing. It is supposed to be a free market world but still restrictions on posting products to us in Ausralia. I just bought 10 different diamond sharpening stones, probably low quality, but I did buy a strop and paste to finish off the sharpening process. Fortunately, I can get the different polishes here from a jewellery store. Good explaining the plus and minuses of the system. Would love to know how those angle marking blocks work, always has intrigued me, and seen it a lot but not explained. Honing guide, what a good idea. You did very well with that chisel restoration. I understand now about the angle marks, thanks. All the best from Sydney Australia.
that is annoying im sorry...
@3x3CustomTamar not your fault just how things go. Being not a huge population, we don't have the power to change things unl8ke the USA where the population is huge. Economies dictate everything. Still l9ve your videos. Stay safe and well.
I have those same Stanley chisels, and I also use them as beater chisels.
Perfect use
Dangit. We're supposed to hate sponsored videos. And here you go giving us a useful one that gave a lot of quality information. The nerve of some creators, I swear! (just in case it's not clear, lots of tongue in cheek there. Seriously, thank you, very useful, and likely a purchase from me in the next month)
Hahah! I really only agreed to doing this video if I liked the product. It was actually supposed to be a small 2 minute thing within a longer video, but I loved it so much I made a longer video just featuring it 👍
Thanks, I think I will try this but more at waist-level so I can lock my elbows and rock my body back and forth.
Nice video
Yeah. My bench is too high. Ha. I plan on building a new one soon!
I had a feeling my mix-n-match chisels were not great. Thanks to your video, I know how pathetically bad they really are! Cheers.
Haha anytime
I took my first shot at freehand sharpening last weekend on a #5 handplane. It was not in the shape of your chisel but still needed sharpening. I actually went through the steps three times because a teacher once told me the 3 best ways to learn is repetion, repetition and repetition.
It got much easier to very quickly. I wanted to try freehand because the honing guide even with a similar blade setting setup is always a pain.
As always do what works for you but I recommend you try periodic sharpening of chisels and planes that aren’t disasters a few times. You will be surprised how quick it is. I aspire to reach Rob Cosman’s 32 seconds to sharp but I don’t I will get there. 😂
I don’t know, I think setting up a honing guide with stops takes like 2 seconds and the results are just so much better. I was not a fan of freehand sharpening as you could see. Ha.
For lapping fluid, regular window cleaner works great. I put some in a small 3 oz spray bottle that I keep with my sharpening setup. I like it with a little more lubrication so I add a couple of drops of glycerin to the small bottle and it works really well. I also made a much smaller honing guide setup block that is wide enough for a plane blade plus a chisel blade, and I put the stops for each offset from the center so I can flip it around for different bevel angles.
Yeah. I typically like to use window cleaner as well. But not windex, I use auto window cleaner by meguiars.
@@3x3CustomTamar Thanks for the tip. I will try that. Who knows, I might even get crazy and clean my car windows with it. :) Also, a big shout out for your trim router base plate jig. I ordered one and it is a game-changer. Great design!
@@halsonger1317 awesome to hear!
Great video, thank you 😊
Glad you like it!
@@3x3CustomTamar I miss your buildsin the GGBO
@@MangledGuitars I know. Me too… I’ll get back to that fun stuff as soon as we have all the stuff we “need” in this new house. Ha.
@@3x3CustomTamar heck yeah!
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
hey great vid, can you recommended a great wood stain for waterproofing wood? or a future video suggestion😅😅
Not my area of expertise
merci a vous madame
I don’t have a bench grinder at all to clean chisels I use my belt sander then the stones or just belt sander for framing chisels
I have a piece of tempered glass that I glue up to 8000 grit sandpaper to. I have up to 12,000 ceramic stones. I'd love a set like this but...
I use the round end of a belt sander to get a hollow grind on my chisels.
You’re a good teacher with significant skills. I’ve watched many (most?) of your videos. And congratulations on having enough followers so companies will pay you to help sell their stuff.
But for me, it’s pretty much where I drop out. The product might be good, maybe even great. I’m just not interested in a 15 minute infomercial.
Sorry you feel that way. I really did think it was a cool product people would like to know about.
Hi Tamar
Paul Sellers
nuf said
Have the MPOWER FastTrack MK2 Chisel sharpening system. It simplifies the process and is much less expensive. Suggest you review it.
As to bench grinders, I wouldn't use a $50 grinder for sharpening. Much too high speed.
Bench grinders slow enough for sharpening run $150 and up (way up).
Enjoyed the video, am puzzled that some find a tool review to be a problem.
Yep, use a guide. Freehand is for in between honing IMHE (In My HOBBYIST Opinion). Marking knife lines in the side of my bench that are parallel to bench edge allow super fast setting of the bevel angle in the guide.
That’s super smart! I’m going to do that when I finally get to building my new bench!
@3x3Custom - Tamar I'd send a photo if I knew where. 5 lines cover 25 and 30 degrees for my Saker blade guide. (2 for plane blade notch and 2 for chisel notch. 5th line is just perpendicular to bench edge for rechecking blades are square in guide, but I don't use it anymore. Still use the Veritas guide for serious regrinding bevels. Claim the idea as your own. One double suited diamond plate a float glass plate with 3M super fine diamond lapping film, plus a rectangle of anti slip rug foam make up the full grinding/ honing kit. Everything stacks neatly in a 4"x 8" corner of a 4" deep tool box drawer.
welcome back
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Size of lapping stuff? I use a big ole container of Norton sharpening oil. Under $20 for a Quart. Good stuff.
I’m missing your project videos. Hope everything is ok and you will have new projects soon
I have 2 project videos that will go out soon and I’m currently working on a new one! Stay tuned!
MPower $250 sharpening system ???
Old school stones or Bench grinder / belt sander it is !!!
(Love your project videos tho).
Cool…
I myself don't have bench grinder instead I use a belt grinder clamped upside down on my bench with a 120 grit belt and my diamond stone set into a12 inch block of 3 bye 2
First thirty seconds of the video: "But why would you do that to a chisel?" Next thirty seconds of the video "oooooh because this video is actually just an advertisement. Got it."
If I may humbly say, bench grinders have ruined more chisels than they have helped. You have to really know what you're doing when using a bench grinder to fix chisels. You can so quickly ruin the geometry, and you can so easily overheat them and ruin the heat treatment. Just my humble 2 cents. :)
I asked myself, Who uses a bench grinder to sharpen chisels? I've only used Shapton stones with a bevel guide. Works really well. I do find it interesting to see what others use to sharpen their tools. I'm a beginner and looking to learn more along the way. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic work and review, Tamar! Thanks! 😃
Fantastic kit indeed!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Glad you like it! I think it will replace my old system!
Tamar i have never used a bench grinder on a chisel. The product isnt much of an improvement over what you have but i do like the strop. Nice commercial but no sale here sorry. Lets build a guitar or a chair. Youre still the best.👍
Big fan longtime of you and the channel. Please don’t take this the wrong way, but there is no such thing as a “sponsored review”. it’s mutually exclusive, either they pay you to show off the product, or you review it. Which is your, unbiased, opinion and you show it because you like it (or even better, also if you don’t). If you combine it, it’s just too much conflict of interest and takes away from the honestly
Did you strop the chisel back side? You should do the same as honing the bevel. But just once.
5000 grit compound isnt that fine, BTW. It takes very little time to strop with a finer compound.
No my fav video on 3x3 as it really is an ad.
how do you do the back of your chisel on grinder?
You don't. At least not a grinder with friable wheels mounted vertically. I think Tamar must have something else in mind.
Although with a CBD wheel key one) you have the sides of the wheel that you can use. I don't think that is the best way to go either.
Good video as far as restoring a bad chisel to being a good chisel without the aid of a grinder. However, the sharpening system you presented appears to be too cumbersome, especially the center stone. I don't think the company truly understands the method of sharpening chisels or plane blades. This is not a reflection on you (you are awesome!), but on the company. I will never purchase their system. It looks cool, but that is about it. I have seen the Rob Cosman's method of sharpening, and I had the opportunity to be taught how to sharpen by Rob Cosman through his Training the Hand class as a veteran scholarship selectee (Purple Heart Project).
I do enjoy your videos and I have my 6-n-1 router base plate in the shop. I look forward to your awesome videos. I do learn and get ideas from them.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion! The middle stone doesn't bother me at all though since I was used to it being the same way with my set up. I never remove the middle stone.
@@3x3CustomTamar This is what is great about this awesome country we live in...Everyone IS entitled to their opinion. Since you added a exclamation mark to your comment, you have change the value of your reply to being negative. I guess I hit a nerve with you. I was in no way discrediting you. It is in MY opinion the setup is cumbersome as I see it. You fell good about the system and setup, by all means, YOU do YOU and be happy. I am glad you do have a system you enjoy using, and please, by all means, continue until YOU find something different. I do wish you the very best and God Bless.
@@countrymagic61 no no no. Not negative at all. I was simply trying to emphasize that not everyone has to like everything. Ha. I live very strictly by the “live and let live” rule 😂
@3x3CustomTamar you are awesome. I do wish you the very best and continued success. I am a proud owner of your 6n1 router base jig. I look forward to your next video and will continue to watch. God bless
I wouldn’t use a bench grinder to sharpen my chisels. You get a concave radius on the working end. I use a flat whetstone and keep my diamonds for touching up.
Interesting video. Disappointing you wouldn't share bad products.
😂😂😂
I liked the video. Thank you. I also like the IDEA of the SMS and its appearance. I'm not sold on the specifics of it. As you pointed out, access to the middle stone is limited, making it cumbersome for some operations. I like the idea of the snap-on leather strop overlays, but, I think that if one doesn't clean each stone prior to applying the strops, it'll be a mess. The idea of a case to store all the stuff is great, but probably not all too practical if one sharpens frequently, as one who regularly works wood will want/need to. Generally, sharpening should be frequent and quick: having to take everything out of a storage pouch, clean it after use and then put it all back in a storage pouch negates that. 5000 grit, or equivalent, is probably a little iffy in terms of the finest grit.I have other MPower tools and appreciate their new approaches to old problems, but I'm not sold on this one.
Hey, strange question... Do you ever have any concerns about wearing rings when woodworking? The only woodworking I've done with proper shop equipment (not my equipment, sadly...) came with a blanket "no jewelry" rule, and I've stuck with that. But maybe I worry too much.
I should not be wearing a ring.
@@3x3CustomTamar Please don't think I'm criticizing... you really shouldn't listen to me :-). There's a big difference between necklaces and rings, of course.
@@andrewh7868 I was being serious. I really should not be wearing one. I bought a rubber one but it wasnt comfortable for me
Are you going to still do woodworking projects?
Thank you Tamar
Why would I stop? Currently working on one now
@@3x3CustomTamar great thank you Tamar
I use a belt sander. Takes 2 seconds. I don't like a bench grinder because it makes a curve not straight.
Let me try to make your life easier. All that glue buildup? Soak it off with White vinegar before using the diamond stone. I've had to clean many a hobby shop chisel of glue this way. In a container, pour enough white vinegar to cover the glue. Wait until the glue starts to go opaque and then peel it off. Won't come off entirely? Soak again until it does. Will save you a lot of grinding time.
Also, if you wipe down a piece with vinegar, it will show all the gluy fingerprints and squeeze out you missed before you finish. Won't raise the grain. Dab with vinegar and wait a minute or so for fingerprints. Then with a little elbow grease, you should be able to rub them right out of the grain. Yes, OUT of the grain. Be careful on joints because if it softens the glue for removal, it can soften the glue in the joint as well. So, don't flood. Repeat until it's gone (or until you sand the rest away).
Learned that from an old (literally 90+ years old) cabinet maker.
Folks, you are permitted to not play the video if the sponsorship bothers you. Tamar, I think you’re a great teacher and I had no problem with this video, but even if you started including content that didn’t interest me, I’d just not watch those videos. Cheers.
Haha. I knew this video wasn’t going to be for everyone, just like all my videos. Everyone is interested in their own thing and I will never create a video that will please the entire human race 😂
I use windex on my diamond stones and it works fine. No need for a special “lapping fluid”. I think it’s sad so many people are “upset” you’re demonstrating a product from someone and might be making money off it. Seems petty and jealous. I like your videos. You put out good information and good techniques. Thanks. Keep it up.
Good work, but please announce that you are evaluating donated items at the beginning. You get me to grin every time you mention draws because I remember way back when to talked about the folks that "corrected" your New York pronunciation. Oh, and the lapping fluid? I use one of those little bottles, too. The first one went quickly because I flooded the surface. I have found, however, that just a few drops here and there (I tap the opened spout to spit out a drop) spread out and supply ample lubrication. YMMV, however. 😁
People have been sharpening chisels for centuries. I definitely prefer diamond stones to oil stones, but we really don't need to overthink a full sharpening rig. This seems more like a solution looking for a problem.
ARUGGHH the epoxy floor!
There's no way to flatten the back of a chisel with a bench grinder unless you have one with a diamond wheel that has a wide, perfectly flat and true side edge. A belt sander (hand held or stationary), could work in a pinch but it likely won't be very flat and you'd have to spend a lot of time on the stones afterwards cleaning it up anyway. As for getting to the center plate in your home made holder, why can't you simply swap it to the edge? If they're stuck because the wood has swelled, pry out the plate and enlarge the opening a bit. That's what I had to do.
Finally, putting your shiny kit away into it's case and sticking it into a drawer turns sharpening into a "bigger process", that you're less likely to do. The key to quick and easy sharpening is to always have the sharpening supplies out and ready to go. Sounds like a good time for a sharpening station build.
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Now we know what she's doing for the rest of the day, chisels, planes, knives, etc..
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Just get a bench grinder, it would take up less space than the 3 stones. Also add a linisher to the other side
Ha, I have been looking a the tormek for the past 3 years.
Use glass cleaner instead of lapping fluid 1/2 a bottle has lasted 3 years for me and I sharpen regularly.
Yeah. I like to use auto glass cleaner like meguairs. Not windex.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video, I have always struggled trying to sharpen chisels to a high standard. This kit is available in Australia, unfortunately it costs $499.00 AU and no discount available.
Oh man…
Bench grinders have their own problems - overheating, space, mess. This set looks very nice and it does seem like a great way to get started. I'm curious about the three different honing compounds...I use the common green chromium oxide compound and am quite satisfied with the results. Do you "feel" a difference using these three compared to (I presume) the single compound you usually use? Nice job, Tamar. Thank you.
I’m not exactly sure of the specs on the honing compounds other than they are equivalent to a certain number grit. I should have compared it to the reg ol green one I have used in the past. You’re right.
You from the inland northwest?
Opposite.
I like this channel, but honestly it doesn’t cost that much in my area to send my chisels out to a sharpening service to have them worked on. Maybe $5, even if my chisel's cutting edge has some legitimate dings in it. All I do anymore is touch up the edge a little
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That’s a lot of $$$$ for a beginner trying sharpening. Can you do a video on the angle stops… or show us where to find it.
I shelled out all the cash for my first diamond stones... ITs just a different level, not beginner.
I'm actually trying to view the kit, and their site is currently down. Anybody able to let them know so that they can get things fixed up soon to let us see pricing and make a choice?
Hmmm. Their site is working for me
This is actually a Comcast/xfinity issue. If I go via my cellular network, it works just fine. If I go via my cable modem, it doesn't. So, anybody else on Comcast/Xfinity, be on the lookout and get around it that way.
4:00 Why don't you suggest to the company that they raise up the middle stone by an inch or so? That would allow you to use it just like the end stones.
Hmmm. I’ll have to think about that. Sounds like a good idea off the bat
This video is technically in violation of EU advertising regulations. As a TH-camr you need to declare that this is an ad at the start of a video or in the title.
I did. It’s on the upper left corner of the video. That’s pretty standard TH-cam practice
is that SNOW outside your workshop?? in MAY?!?!?!
Haha nope. Just dirt.
Where was the hair shaving test?
Haha. I’m happy I can’t perform that test 😂
@@3x3CustomTamar 😅 good one
ooh its a commercial
Why not make the device only have two plates then make the middle plate something you can. Out on top like the black plates. Are there other tools this could be useful for? Seems odd to spend so much on a 14$ chisel.
you could have used your power sanding devise to get the worst of the rust off.
Yup. But the point of the video was to challenge myself to see if it was possible to just use the stones.
Special product no one else can get BIG BIG BIG thumbs down.
I think it would make more sense if the base just held one removable grinding pad at a time, giving you more freedom of movement.
That’s definitely an interesting idea
Sorry Tamar, but I don’t need this gimmicky multi stone setup. One double-sided diamond stone works for me (400 & 1000 grit). And Honerite lapping fluid.
also would like to say, long time watcher but I don't like you not telling us this was an advertisement at the start, felt a bit taken advantage of.
It’s there in the upper left corner and in the video description
So... do you have a bench grinder? That's a nifty little sharpening setup, I have to say.
I don’t. I thought this system was pretty cool too!
@@3x3CustomTamar Sorry, I was kidding about the bench grinder. You mentioned not having one a few times in the beginning. I HAD to say something.
Sadly, Tamar, your videos are becoming more and more like infomercials. I understand the value of sponsorship, and you did add your disclaimer at the end, but I'm sure you know that a bench grinder with 10" wet/dry and stropping wheels and angle adjuster costs 30% less, putting aside the time and storage issues.
Sorry you feel that way. I’m actually leaning towards stopping all this sponsorship stuff, but I’m just getting contracts out of the way before I can do that 👍
How would a bench grinder have helped you lap the back of that chisel?
You can hold the back against the side of the wheel 👍
@@3x3CustomTamar 😮 how have I not realized that I can use the side of the wheel?!? 🤣 Think it'd be OK to rough in the bottom of a guitar nut? Its too tall and I don't want to sand for 2 hours lol 😁 I'll finish it on a piece of glass and sandpaper.
Yep. I found your channel through the 1st GGBO 👌 You always make awesome guitars!
@@J.C... can’t wait it get back to guitar building!
As a complete novice; I didn't even know there were diamond grit stones for sharpening. I use wax and diamond laps from when I did gem cutting. I get stupidly sharp edges because...I didn't know any other way.
I thought it's better to have a great steel that holds an edge longer than a budget big box chisel that you need to keep sharpening? (Again I am a novice, most of my sharpening skills are applied to kitchen knives)
If your system gets great results, there is no reason to change.
But since I'm not familiar with what you describe, I wonder if it is as fast as diamonds.
Most of the ww channels don't advise flattening the back with a diamond stone, by the way. Most advise to get some wet/dry sandpaper and stick it to something very flat and use that to flatten the back. The grit varies but might be 180 or so.