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Grand video jack lots of great information I appreciate all your videos this one knocks it out of the park stay safe

Genius idea, be safe and thanks for sharing.

This is genius. I have converted a variable speed lathe and have other ways to do this, but they are all much more expensive. I am going to try to resist getting one of the pottery wheels.

This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing it. I have a couple Tomz sharpeners that I often use but this is a better deal. Cheaper and it has variable speed. You can also buy full sheets of sandpaper, glue them to the disks and trim. This will allow you to use really fine paper such as 1000 grit on up. Just ordered mine. A link to the Loctite woud be appreciated as well as more specifics on the acrylic disks. Are the ones you bought 0.080 in thickness?

I like it

Very good video Cousin Jack! That's very informative. What kind of rpm are you turning for honing? I have a variable speed lathe that's reversible. You got me thinking that I might be able to create a setup for honing my knives with those disks and wheels you mention in the video. Or maybe there's some kind of product that's already designed to fit on a lathe?

This is a great idea. I've been working on something similar, using a windscreen wiper motor and plywood discs, but having the variable speed is a big improvement. It's interesting how you've come up with different solutions to what i have been doing. I will definitely get one of these and give it a go. Thanks for sharing 👍

Making me want to get one, nicely described on the ins and outs. Didn't even know they made these little pottery wheels.

Hey Cousin Jack! Hope all is well with you and your family. This system looks fantastic. I have been hesitant to hone with power, and the sound level you demonstrated is definitely a positive feature! Nothing more satisfying than using something designed to use one way...for an entirely other purpose! Thanks for the content!

Absolutely brilliant idea and one I can replicate in the UK. Thank you so much for sharing. Shaun Chorley Lancashire UK

Hi,, I'm in the UK, adapted one of these last September to do exactly this to do gouges

What a great idea. This could be a hint for Christmas 🙂

Supreme. The buffing wheel trick is awesome 🤘🏼

Great idea Jack. I might have to try this a try. I have a bunch of old CDs and DVDs that can be repurposed.

Great episode. Very informative. You certainly did your homework. Well presented. Hope you and yours are well and stay that way. Thanks for sharing, cousin Jack.

I have a Tomz Knife Massager, but this would be a nice addition for doing different jobs. I like it!

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I hope y’all are making progress and everything is looking better today, even if it’s just a wee bit. Keep looking up and moving forward my friend.

So glad that you are all safe. I am sorry that you have had to deal with this very difficult happening. I hope that each day things will improve and progress with the clean up will go well. Take care.

Popsicle stick and finger wrap makes a very nice blade cover. Low profile and with any length and width available, it works for any knife. I prefer the hardware store tubing for gouges.

glad everyone is safe. Sorry for the losses and thank you for keeping us updated.

Sorry to hear that. Thoughts are with you. Take care

Sorry about your losses. I know it’s just stuff, but a loss just the same. So glad to know you and yours are okay. Hope you can pick up the pieces that are salvageable and move forward. Take care and keep us posted, cousin Jack.

Ah man, so sorry about this!! Stay safe and strong

Sorry you’re having to deal with this Jack.

Cousin Jack, Family! Stay stong, God bless and take care!

Take care of you and yours brother. Very glad you're ok!

Iam so sorry Jack ..I wish I was close by ..I would get down with you ..Please stay safe

Stay safe. Sending prayers.

Glad you are ok .

God Bless good luck be safe 🙏🏻🙏🏻

F in the chat for the fish. I hope you and yours recover quickly, cousin jack

Happy to hear you and your loved ones are safe. Take care.

Glad you’re able to help out your family! Good luck with the cleanup!

Dear Jack, I’m so sorry for what you’re going through. I’m really glad to hear that everyone is safe 🙏 and that, thankfully, the damage is only material. I wish I could be closer to help out, but please know that my heart is with you all ❤. Stay strong 💪, you, your family, and all of Florida! 🌴

Oh no, so sorry, I know what like a flooded house is like.

You and family are in our prayers 🙏 ❤️

I’m using all these blade cover😂. Iv clear-coated some handle that were cedar, my hand itched.

I glued two pieces of leather together using super glue and then used my wood burning tip to put my name on one side and then the knife’s “name” on the other side. This helps me orient the knife to the slot - the handle on the right and the “name” facing me so I can read it. I recommend using a sharpie marker and not use the wood burning tip- that’s what I’ll do on my next one. I need a better method of protecting my gouges and V tools. Do you have any suggestions for curved blades and V tools?

Thank you for the information, I look forward to looking up the recommended videos you presented. I especially liked the eyes on your blade cover. Great idea having them look in the direction of the sharp side.

I was very interested in the Flexcut Pro until I learned they they made the Pro Detail blade THICKER than their other detail blade. I think that's ridiculous and misleading to call that decision, "Pro." Now I'm learning that they didn't even bother to smooth the edges on the corners of a piece of steel 🤣. This line of knives isn't for carvers. It's an exercise in Streamlined, Corner--Cutting Manufacturing.

For blade covers I use the Scandinavian Birch Bark Sheath technique, but with thin leather. Some kind of adhesive is necessary to keep the binding strand in place. I've used super glue successfully. But yes, the same, exact steps will work with thin leather.

Those tips are great Jack about modification ..I use corks ..Thank you Jack for the great content my friend

Thanks again for the video Cousin Jack! I wanted to mention blade covers I found at the Carving The Rockies Show this year. Don Swartz had a table with leather blade covers that are very simple and effective. Don has 2 different sizes of these leather blade covers. I really love these blade covers. Inexpensive too! Thanks Cousin Jack.

Thank you for the heads up!!

Guessing ahead for fun. Choil, Spine, handle?

Nice video Cousin Jack. I make myself leather sheaths for knife and palm tool blades. I bought a cheap leather stitching kit and a sheet of leather, then cut to size depending on blade size.

Thanks Jack for another informative video. I look forward to them every week. I like the face that you carved on that dowel. Please do it again and make a tutorial video on it. It looks like a good beginner video and a good practice whittle.

Thanks cousin Jack for all you do for the wood carving world. You provide such wonderful insights and information about wood carving and the wide scope on the various types of wood carving. Also, providing the links for reference is most helpful. I look forward to your weekly videos.

Great job Cousin Jack! Thank you.