sharpening chisels on a Wolverine ?
David E Whiting
>How do you sharpen chisels on a Wolverine ? The flat tool rest is too big and when I use just the Vee, the chisel is crowned
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
sharpening chisels on a Wolverine ?
David E Whiting
>How do you sharpen chisels on a Wolverine ? The flat tool rest is too big and when I use just the Vee, the chisel is crowned
Re: sharpening chisels on a Wolverine ?
Bob Hackett
>I just made up a sliding jig that would keep the smaller chisel and plane blades square.It registers off the bottom of the table so I had to be careful about squaring the table to the wheel when I bolted things up.
One of the things I liked about the Wolverine was that it allows me to grind my larger chisels that are hard to grind because they don`t lay flat on the table.Douglass chisels have a non-flat face(tapers away from center)and Merrills are rounded on the face so niether work well freehand.I scribe a grindline across the back so I can see where I`m going(hit it with a black magic marker first if your eyes are like mine)and adjust the "V" arm jig to get the proper angle as eyeballed to the stone.I just rest the end in the V and grind to the line.
I bet you thought that jig would only work for gouges.Who would have thought.
Mainely,Bob