@@Simonfrios also if you want to use the honing without the grinding wheel in the way you can remove it and put the white spacer tube in its place before putting the EzyLock nut back on.
@@jstasiak2262 yes, I use the angle master to set the angle to 25 degrees. You should only sharpen one side of a drawknife. The you can hone the flat side on the leather honing wheel to remove the burr.
Take care of them and they will return the favor. Nothing like a nice set of tools to work with!
and nothing beats using sharp tools.
You figured it out!! I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to clear the handles.
Hi Simon, The honing wheel is quick and easy to remove also. Taking it off means one less thing to concentrate on.
@@woodtamer1111 thanks so much!
@@Simonfrios 🙂my pleasure.
@@Simonfrios also if you want to use the honing without the grinding wheel in the way you can remove it and put the white spacer tube in its place before putting the EzyLock nut back on.
The new MB-102 support arm/holder will probably take care of that clearance issue.
How to get a convex edge !
I don't know how you would achieve a convex bevel for a drawknife on any wheel sharpening system.
Genius
What angle is a draw knife blade sharpened to?
I keep mine around the 25 degree mark.
@@woodtamer1111
Do you use the Tormek angle master (WM-200)? If so, do you grind half the total angle on each side?
@@jstasiak2262 yes, I use the angle master to set the angle to 25 degrees. You should only sharpen one side of a drawknife. The you can hone the flat side on the leather honing wheel to remove the burr.