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SHARPENING sa CARVING TOOL SHARPENING sa CHAIN SAW SHARPENING sa CHISEL SHARPENING sa CIRCULAR SAW BLADE SHARPENING sa DRILL BIT SHARPENING sa GARDENING TOOL SHARPENING sa GRINDER sa GRINDING sa GRINDING WHEEL & STONE sa HANDSAW SHARPENING sa JOINTER KNIFE SHARPENING & SETTING sa KNIFE SHARPENING sa LATHE TOOL SHARPENING sa LAWN MOWER SHARPENING sa PLANE IRON SHARPENING & SETTING sa ROUTER BIT SHARPENING sa SCISSOR SHARPENING sa SCRAPER & BEADER SHARPENING sa STROP sa THICKNESS PLANER KNIFE SHARPENING & SETTING x HONING x TOOL SHARPENING xx GRINDING Tips on sharpening a tool on an electric grinder without burning the edge. Tip on honing tools using 360- and 600-grit wet-or-dry silicone carbide paper. Technique using sandpaper and plate glass puts remarkably sharp edges on chisels, plane blades, gouges, etc. Twelve tips for better sharpening. Tool test of both horizontal-wheel and vertical-wheel sharpening machines. Tool sharpening basics for basket makers. Techniques described for filing, grinding and honing. Shop-built buffing wheel imparts a razor edge to dull tools (axe, chisel, plane iron, etc.) in about one minute. Made from a salvaged motor, ball-bearing mandrel, and scrap wood. Keeping tools sharp. Part 2. Dressing the wheel, grinding, honing, stropping, touching up, etc. Keeping tools sharp. Part 4. Sharpening household implements such as screwdrivers, knives, scissors, garden tools, etc. A discussion of how sharp edged woodworking tools work. A look at the critical cutting angles involved. Sharpening safety. Part 1. Advice on protection against eye injury, cuts, abrasions and burns. Sharpening. Part 3. A look at hand-held sharpening tools. Covers metal files, bench stones of various materials, Japanese water stones, slips and special files, and abrasive paper and cloth. Time to sharpen. Beginning a series of articles on how to sharpen tools. The art and science of sharpening. An overview of tool steels, filing, grinding, edge profiles, sharpening (knives, chisels, axes, ... ), and other information related to sharp tools. Tips on sharpening eight different tools. How to keep a sharp edge on shop and garden tools. How to keep scissors, knives, axes, chain saws and chisels properly sharpened. How to keep your tools sharp. Covers both garden and workshop tools. How to keep a sharp edge on home tools. Covers the sharpening of knives, wood-cutting tools, scissors and axes. How to make your own honing tool from wood, cork, and jeweler's rouge. How to keep a cutting edge on your tools. Sharpening tips for knives, scissors, chisels, etc. Sharpening everyday tools. The basics on sharpening stones and files. How to sharpen scissors, grass shears or hedge trimmer, spade bits, shovel, chisels, knives, and rotary lawn mower blade. Tip on using a belt sander to sharpen tools. Use sheets of wet-dry sandpaper (220- through 600-grit) taped to glass in place of sharpening stones. Sharpening made easy. A guide to sharpening common household tools and implements. Tip on using thick plate glass and wet-dry sandpaper to sharpen edge tools The art of putting micro bevels on tool cutting edges to make them cut better. This deliberate "dulling" of the sharp cutting edge is essential to maintaining good cutting qualities. Tip on using a rubber abrasive wheel for honing knives, planes, gouges, etc. Build your own lineshaft sharpening setup. Four wooden wheels are fastened to a shaft and powered by a single motor. The wheels are covered with emery-cloth strips and leather. Sharpening method using a slurry of loose grit on a flat glass plate. Charles Riordan shares tips on sharpening tools (without oilstones) and adjusting miter gauges so they don't wiggle in their slots. Traditional sharpening methods for Japanese blades. Sharpening equipment. A shop test of several systems on the market today. Looks at hand grinders, high-speed grinders, belt grinders, motorized water stones and hones, etc. Slow-speed shop-built sharpening system lessens the chance of burning your tools. Tip: Use a variable-speed electric drill as a low-cost power hone. Build a water-cooled sharpening machine from a salvaged garbage disposal. Tip: Chill tools in ice-water when sharpening on a grinder. Two sharpening systems that use a drill press. (1) Stropping wheel. (2) Aluminum disk with 200-grit abrasive paper. Sharpening system uses a two-wheel buffer and two abrasive compounds commonly used by knifemakers and gunsmiths. Tip on using a moist paper towel to anchor an oilstone or sheet of plate glass when honing. Drill-press sharpening tree. A vertical stack of 5 circular disks are fitted with sandpaper, felt and leather to form a low-speed sharpening machine. Mandrel-style tool sharpener uses shop made, laminated cardboard polishing wheels. How to sharpen tools to a razor edge. Covers sharpening equipment and instructions on sharpening an axe, planes, wood chisels, drawknives, spokeshaves, a cabinet scraper, scissors and a pocket knife. How to sharpen tools. Selection of the stone, use of lubricant and types of edges. How to sharpen tools including scraper, drawknife, pruning shears, fish hook, molding plane cutters, carving knife, small knives and scissors. Getting an edge. Best ways to sharpen your home, shop and garden tools. Looks at knives, chisels, plane irons, scissors, and garden tools. Four-page quick-reference chart on how to sharpen shop tools and home and garden tools. How to sharpen shop tools. Overhead transparency master illustrates how to sharpen various tools. How to sharpen tools. One woman describes how she started a sharpening service. Tool sharpening basics for spades, shovels, hoes, lawn mower blades, shears, swing blades, knives, chisels and planes. Tips from General Electric on grinding carbide-tipped tools. Tips on sharpening tools. Some common myths debunked. How to sharpen tools on your radial arm saw. Jig plan included. How to keep cutting edges sharp. General tips on sharpening, grinding, honing and filing. The art of Japanese sharpening. How to use horizontal grinders and bench stones which use water instead of light oil as a lubricant. Tip: Hone your cutting tools on a flat steel plate using a fine abrasive powder. The cutting edge. Guide to sharpening hand woodworking tools. How to dress and clean your grinding wheels and stones. Shaping the bevel. Finish honing. Plane tune up. Sharpening scrapers. Sanding disk becomes auto tool sharpener. Make a lap hone for super sharpening. How to sharpen everything. Part 4. Knife-edge wood cutting tools. How to sharpen everything. Part 6. Cold chisels, screwdrivers, tin snips, reamers, countersinks, nippers, taps and dies, scribers, punches, and scissors. How to get razor sharp tools. Using a belt sander and buffing wheel to grind and hone cutting tools to a razor-sharp edge. Sharpening jigs for drills, saws, planes, etc. What is commercially available and tips on their use. Build a power hone which is driven by your saber saw. Tip: Use a fiber-type cement-cutting blade to sand wood, sharpen tools, and cut rocks. Use table saw as a grinder to sharpen tools. Special jigs make it easy. Tips on sharpening tools. Sharpening station. Wall-mounted cabinet with sliding door and four pull-out shelves for storing shapening stones, grinding wheels, etc. Top becomes a platform for mounting a grinder and for sharpening tools by hand. Includes instructions for making a holder for sharpening stone that is supported over a plastic container filled with water. Tip suggests using baby oil or mineral oil as honing oil. Build the "amazing" 8-speed multi-machine. Use it to disk-sand, drum-sand, and sharpen. Part 1. Build the "amazing" 8-speed multi-machine. Use it to disk-sand, drum-sand, and sharpen. Part 2. Accessories. (1) Vertical-table drum sander. (2) Wet-sharpening wheel. (3) Drill-chuck attachment. (4) Grinding wheel and guard. Dimond stones. Lightning-fast cutters that last and last. Tips on selecting and using diamond sharpening tools (stones, files, disks, etc.). Tip: Sharpen tools "freehand" (without a tool rest) using a vertical disc sander. Build this wooden tool rest for a stationary belt sander to achieve a hollow-ground edge on any tool. Sharpening bench for putting edges on tools. Incorporates a hand-operated grinding wheel, sharpening jig, customized wood blocks to hold the sharpening stones over a water reservoir, a lapping plate, good lighting, etc. Sharpening up. How to sharpen plane irons and gouges. How to sharpen handsaws, including tips on setting, topping and shaping the teeth. The craft of cabinetmaking. Part 4. Choosing, buying and sharpening hand tools. Tip on sharpening cutting tools using wet and dry abrasive paper instead of sharpening stones. Sharpening guides and gizmos. An overview of devices to aid in the sharpening of drill bits, planer knives, saw blades, lathe tools, carving tools, and knives. Includes tips on honing. Grinding and honing. The basic steps in sharpening any knife edged tool. The ultimate sharpening station. A roll-around cabinet, with plenty of storage space, is outfitted with both the machines and lapping surface needed to sharpen almost any tool Sharpening tools, including chisels, planes, drill bits and saws. Sharpening accessory for your bench grinder will make it easier to sharpen chisels, plane irons, etc. Built from pipe and angle iron. Make tools razor sharp by honing cutting edges. | |||||||||
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