Card Scraper Sharpening Jig - Gorgeous Shavings - Free Plans and Free Hardware
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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Today I’m making a Card Scraper Honing Guide and Sharpening Vise. This vise guides you through all aspects of the sharpening process. I have free plans and free hardware linked below. This thing gets the job done in an amazing fashion and is basically free to build with some scraps around your shop. I really can’t wait to see what you create! Let me know what you’d like to see next. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and subscribe. Cheers!
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I would but Everything in your store is Sold Out.
gentleladies here too.
Came here to say the same. My wife is the woodworker in our family. 😁
The joke was not to go down into toilet humor. Glad you want to be included in toilet humor. That's where the gender politics reside.
I've got to make this. Everything else I have been doing to resurface my card scrapers HASN'T worked. Great idea. Thanks. Keep on smiling.
For those who don't have a burnisher, you could use the shank of a hss drill bit
Or a lathe chisel if you have one.
The link has one w/o a handle for under $10 and it comes with free hardware
@@TomBuskey I would do it, but I'm in Canada so it makes more sense for me to not shop from USA unless it's something I can't get free like a JKM Dovetail guide. I'm also in New Brunswick, so we don't have big woodworking stores we only have Rob Cosman, who is expensive, I but stuff from him if I can't make it or if I need something in a higher quality.
@@TomBuskey Some people live outside of the US or Europe you know.
@@francodasilva1841 Sorry, you're right. I've been using a weird file I have with a smooth, rounded edge.
Take a shot every time he says gentleman
Don’t do it
I love your channel and your awesome products. That being said... the number of WOMEN in woodworking is growing tremendously! I recently went to an estate sale of a woodworker who had passed and bought the entire collection of hardwood and turned around and sold half of it. Two of the four purchasers were women. Last time I was at Rockler, the man helping me said "when you were in her last Monday, all of our customers that day were women". Time to addies ladies to the gentlemen. 😁
Ordered the whole kit to start another needed avenue of honing these skills. Thanks for the great teaching and not just showing. My apron is late but should show up tomorrow and I’m stoked to continue growing! Thanks JKM!!!
thanks Jonathan but this is way above my skill level. I stumbled upon this when I saw FREE. God bless.
Just printed the plans and ordered two card scrapers and hardware. Got my shop vest yesterday and absolutely love it. Keep up the excellent work.
Awesome my friend!
My leftie apron will be here by Tuesday! But I think I saw Santa backing up to post office. Man, I'm 64 years old, and I feel like I'm 8 years old (square root of 64?), it's December 23rd and I know there's a Tonka firetruck under the Christmas tree! (Yeah, I know... I need to schedule a visit with my therapist)
@@Yawles My commie apron will also be here soon. Should be crossing the pond as we speak. I think I might send JKM 100 emails per day just to check where it is!!!
From where did you get the plans ? Can"t find it ! Thanks
Looks like I have another guy to watch and learn from! This makes me know that I gotta have more!
I prefer your woodworking style. William Walker has never taught me anything. Thank You!
Just got the best curls I’ve ever gotten after making this jig. Big thanks!!
Didn’t know card scraper’s could be sharpened. Thanks for the info and plans worked great on the first try. Thank you,
Gentlemen.. Lol.
The quick little rub was for the ladies lol.
Too funny
I love your videos! I’m always excited to learn something new, especially about card scrapers!
Thank you my friend!
This convinced me I need a scraper. I took advantage of the Taytools offer.
Just By the Way: "Friends" would be much better than "Gentleman" as you have a very friendly presentation.
All your products are GREAT! Ordered a set of cards, burnisher, and downloaded the plans. I look forward to getting the "curls" just as you did! Thanks Jonathan!
Thank you for the plan for this jig! I'm going out to make it now ,it looks like it'll solve my problem with sharpening a card scraper!!!
Omg the W.Walker jab!! Love it
My Taytools delivery of the burnisher, scrapers and bolts arrived today; all the way to Geelong; Australia. Great service!! Now just waiting on the apron to complete the JK-M look!
That brass plane is gorgeous
Excellent and Lovely idea, I like it, you are a creative and genius man, I appreciate your efforts, Thank you for
this wonderful video, Zafar Durani from
Pakistan.
Great demo and thanks for the scraper-vise plan. Do you already have a video for sharpening a gooseneck scraper? That would be interesting to see. I've had one for years that I've never used, but seeing your video, I'm now really interested in trying it out.
Thanks~!!
I’ve watched your previous card scraper sharpening video, but still have some difficulty... this is inspiring me to give it another go!
Gentlemen. Thanks for the vid and the 13 yr old giggles
Love it. Thanks Jonathan
Thank you for the video and tip on how to tune up my card scrapers. I have found them to be very useful in the shop.
Very cool Katz. I've been thinking about buying one of those expensive sharpening jigs and now I can just make my own. Thanks for sharing this info. Really appreciated
Ha! Danny got a Katz-Moses apron. Love it.
Fantastic, Jonathan! Thanks a lot!!! 😃
I'm going to make one!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Keep up the great work! I appreciate the time you have put in to making these videos.
Click that bell people! I missed 2 months of videos because of it!
You are a wood working god.
Just ordered 2 scrapers, hardware kit and burnisher using your link. Thanks for the good video, Katz.
Awesome! You'll love them.
Thanks JK-M, order placed from Australia, stay safe!
New watch!
I wish I had watched this yesterday! I just ordered a burnished from Taytools lol
That is brilliant,great tool.
Great tips Johnathan! Thanks
Thanks again man! Great little tool
WOW!, Herramienta casera de afilada está perfectamente!. Maestro carpintero 👍
I dont know about master 😉
I wanted to say: wow, that tool is perfectly sharp! Congratulations
thank you Katz
Always with good tips. Tks!
Thats a great looking jig i am going to be making one i have about 3 card scrapers which just produce dust, I want curls William Walker would be jealous of. (love the banter between you two😊)
well said, thanks for sharing that!
Jonathan what's the purpose of the kerf in the top of the vise?
New subscriber . Thank you !!! explained beautifully. Best explanation I've seen
Hey Jon, thanks for the guide. This is awesome. And, how about a jig for your jig for the last step to set the card at the right height to to create the hook? As simple as 2 machines pieces to prop up your jig on the bench. Then just "drop" the card inside the jig until it bottoms at the bench, and tighten the bolts. Hey, Thx for the guide will definitely build it!
I've been wanting to get into cabineg scrapers, looks like it's time!
Awesome jig!! I will be building this!! Love what you do
Thank you my friend!
I have watched the video multiple times, and I cannot figure out what the "5 degree" cuts on the sides are used for. The angles on the tops are all I ever see him use for sharpening. And why do the plans say 175 degrees? Is that because both cuts are actually 15 degrees?
This is amazing.
Or use a vise, which has worked for 30 years for me....but whatever gadgets help the average...
That's the bomb!
wow - WOW
Thanks! I'm definitely building one of these. Getting a hook freehand has been really inconsistent. What finish did you apply in the video? I'm trying to figure out the best finish for my moxon vise, and other jigs and wood shop tools.
At 40 years old, I didn't think I would do a mental "sorry" every time I heard "gentlemen!" even when I wasn't thinking of the previous sentence inappropriately...
Genius.
That dude is sharp!
hahaha
Call us whatever you wish, I won't be offended. Sheet magnet material placed on the back side of a scraper will help prevent thumb burn. It's also easy to move & replace. I save the sheet magnets from my junk mail, but you can also purchase it at art & crafts stores.
Have you compared the Veritas Variable card scraper sharpener with your technique? If it works well, it is a quick way to get going even though it costs more
How often do you find that you need to sharpen your scraper? Also, how much do you need to guard the edge? Does it need to be treated with kid gloves like a chisel, or not so much?
Thanks for your amazing content and creativity! Apron's arriving tomorrow, and I just can't wait 😁
Can't wait to try this out for myself! I do have a question for you though, if you get a chance to reply... Would you recommend starting with a card scraper or a block plane? Currently only working on small household projects but I want to get some more skills under my belt. Thanks again, Jonathan! Looking forward to the next video ✌️
You said the tip a couple of times and I didn’t hear the infamous “Gentlemen”. Feel like I’m in Mr. Sigmons woodshop class in HS all over again.
Couldn’t find the free plans when I clicked on the link.🤔
In the final phase, as you are putting the 5 degree hook on the card's edge, you have the bottom of the card below the vice, and stuck between the jaws to hold the entire thing in place. Doesn't that crush the burr you've just placed on that bottom edge?
Why are you cutting 5 degrees from the sides? How it will help?
You're a cool dude!
You could use a socket wrench to knock those carriage bolts in easier...
Love it. Spent a few minutes making one while I was ripping down a bunch of other stock for a project...and the scraper is a necessity for that project... Is there a way to sharpen a French curve with something like this?
Great Video. What about sharpening blades for scraper planes?
Hello, Great video on Scraper Sharpening. Is it just me but I don't see any Free plan for your Scraper Holding Jig to print out ? Thank you, Robert
i attempted to make this today using the free plans. one thing i noted is that the plans do not say how far in the bolts need to be for each side. so i guessed and got it wrong cause i didn’t take into account the length of the card scarper. and so i did not leave enough room. just wondered if this should be added to the plans?
I sharpen mine freehand to get back to making actual furniture videos.
Must take 3-4 months to sharpen if I'm seeing your post history correctly.
nice
I'm intrigued but there was no information on what grit the diamond stone was. What's the right stone to use? Maybe I'm the rookie, but it seems like a significant omission
Doesn't matter
@@katzmosestools Thanks!
Modern day burnishers i feel like make methods like these obsolete. its a cool jig you made though. check out the Timberline Scraper Burnisher for example
Will that tool let you develop the hook on both sides, or just one side?
@@bloodgain I've used it for both. It's fantastic
Jonathan-
Don't want to be picky but-
What grit was on your Diamond stones for sharpening Card Scrapers-
Thks
He said it was “fine”, so I’m guessing about 1000-1200 grit.
I'm sorry but I've made this vice and I still can't get a card scraper to work. Any advice from anyone please.
Most of what I know from woodworking I learned from the New Yankee Workshop. I’m totally clueless when it comes to card scrapers as Norm never used one. Honestly I spent this video not knowing what was going on for three quarters of it. Like this wooden thing made in this video is only for sharpening right? You wouldn’t use it with the card scraper during normal use right?
@dtemp132 Correct, it is just a jig to flatten and then draw out the hook on the edge of the scraper. Watch at 12:55 and that’s how a scraper is used. It is basically a smoothing plane with a microscopic blade. You hold it around 60 degrees and can either push away or draw towards you. You’ll get a feel for the angle and pressure real quick. Once it starts making dust the hook has been lost; just flip the scraper around and use another side
Nice stuff....I have several curved design scrapers but I have never seen anyone sharpen them......Any thoughts?
Check out Fine Woodworking Dec 2018. Has a whole story on it.
What do u think of the scraper planes?
oh i can't believe the amount of it. check frank klausz hand tools video.
Constructive criticism: Don't smear that... whatever... normally seen on your apron. Distracting. Your channel is among the best. Might be "the" best.
Now...curved card scrapers, like the goosenecks. Any wisdom?
Wait a minute. The steps you show in this video will not give a "mushroomed" edge profile. How did the burr become rolled outside of the flat side?
When you roll the top. Did you see the shavings at the end? Clearly it did. Watch my other card sharpening video for more details. Cheers
Start looking at 11:00
Love the fact he says gentlemen every time he says something he knows some of us will make “that’s what she said” comments lol
Nice bookmatched cherry... nerd haha
Gentlemen in tha hoooooouse!!!
💖💯😎⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍🤙
Can you do one of the veritas plane kits?
I'll take a look
@@katzmosestools www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/hand-tools/planes/maintenance-and-accessories/71379-veritas-wooden-plane-hardware-kit
It gets expensive if you don't have wood working tools already
Your not a prig..might have 2 look that up or a master in English your a master woodworker I’m sure we all prefer it that way
Who the heck is William Walker?
Exactly! If you want to see our feud check put the hashtag #katzmoseswalkerfeud on Instagram
I love your videos. I wish you didn’t say “gentlemen” so much... there are a lot of women that are interested in woodworking too.
If you watch my later videos I've started including the LADIES! As well.
@@katzmosestools lol.. I've been watching you for years... I think this particular video there were just a lottttt of "gentlemen"... I was like... Wow.. he really really think gentlemen need additional direction....maybe he just know women know how to pay attention... Smirk.
FAIL! Where's the high speed footage of a card scraper going across a board? I bet William Walker would have had high speed footage. :)
can't wait to get my apron.
What's with the multiple William Walker jabs? One seemed funny but then it got petty.
Used to be a thing that we always took jabs at each other. All in good fun
Gentlemen... 🧐
Gentlemen 🤣