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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.
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.
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!
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 👍
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?
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?
Unlock the potential of your woodworking tools with our latest video: "Build a Cheap DIY Power Sharpening System! This week, we'll guide you through creating a budget-friendly sharpening system, perfect for honing and sharpening your tools to a razor-edge. This is an Ideal resource for both seasoned woodcarvers and those new to the craft, our step-by-step guide provides everything you need to know.
✨ Leave dull tools behind and transform your carving experience with this straightforward, cost-effective setup.
🔗 Missed an episode? Catch up here: ua-cam.com/play/PL0Pu9c-9dItciwzmYVSLWcZAffiflkjPo.html&si=aLwvpdTVTBTtIvK_
Wood Carving Weekly is your hub for the latest updates, trends, and insights in the woodcarving world. Join us to expand your craft knowledge and connect with a thriving community of like-minded enthusiasts. Don't miss out on enhancing your carving skills-hit subscribe and let’s get crafting together!
#DIYSharpening #WoodcarvingTools #RazorEdgeFinish
🔔 Subscribe to Wood Carving Weekly and keep up to date with the newest tips and woodcarving resources!
V I D E O S & RESOURCES FOR THIS EPISODE :
Carvers For A Cause - Facebook Group
Join this group and support victims of hurricane Helene!
facebook.com/share/g/yEt7yJ49AsumLZqF/
4" Inch Acrylic Discs (add)
amzn.to/3TWgniU
3M Stikit Abrasive Discs (add)
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6" Inch Felt Wheel (add)
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Mini Pottery Wheel by NantFun (add)
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Leather Circles (add)
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4" Inch Diamond Lapping Discs (add)
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www.youtube.com/@whittling/videos
@whittling
See You Next Week!
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In addition to this week's episode, be sure to check out our latest content on wood carving tools, events, and videos. Thanks for watching!
Grand video jack lots of great information I appreciate all your videos this one knocks it out of the park stay safe
Very nice, Jack!
I will be giving this a try, thank you!
Genius idea, be safe and thanks for sharing.
Supreme. The buffing wheel trick is awesome 🤘🏼
I like it
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.
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.
I have a Tomz Knife Massager, but this would be a nice addition for doing different jobs. I like it!
I also have a Tomz and was thinking the same thing.
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!
Great idea Jack. I might have to try this a try. I have a bunch of old CDs and DVDs that can be repurposed.
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 👍
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?
Making me want to get one, nicely described on the ins and outs. Didn't even know they made these little pottery wheels.
Absolutely brilliant idea and one I can replicate in the UK. Thank you so much for sharing. Shaun Chorley Lancashire UK
What a great idea. This could be a hint for Christmas 🙂
Hi,, I'm in the UK, adapted one of these last September to do exactly this to do gouges
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?