sharpening system question
ken chase
>Wolverine, Trugrind or kelton? Is there a difference? If so. Is one better than the others?
Thanks
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sharpening system question
ken chase
>Wolverine, Trugrind or kelton? Is there a difference? If so. Is one better than the others?
Thanks
Re: sharpening system question
Duane C.Leach
>I think any of the three is a lot better for a bigener than trying to sharpen by hand.
A bigener has a lot to learn. So why not use a jig to get the same shape on the gouge every time.
The Kelton is a little more versatile than the other two. The wolverine is also great. Look them over, handes on, before you make up your mind.
Happy turning
Duane
Re: sharpening system question
Pete in Holland, MI
>I'm very happy with the Wolverine system. Penn State was the best deal I found.
Re: sharpening system question
JL
>I like the Wolverine for my gouges (roughing) with the varigrind for my spindle and bowl gouges. As I already had a set of waterstones, I saw no need to buy the skew attachment. I can sharpen a skew on the waterstones. The platform with the Wolverine works okay with 8" stones for sharpening scrapers. I don't know if I would like it with 6" stones.