Flip Your Honing Guide to Back-Bevel Your Plane Irons
You can get a repeatable back bevel on a hand-tool blade by simply flipping the honing guide and riding its top edges.
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You can get a repeatable back bevel on a hand-tool blade by simply flipping the honing guide and riding its top edges.
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The Work Sharp Benchstone OD55 — a premium freehand sharpening system we developed in collaboration with Alex Garland of Outdoors55. Alex is one of the most trusted voices in knife...
Mike shows off his collection of "utility planes," which offer the delicacy of a block plane paired with the heft of a bench plane.
Peter Child shares tips for beginners on sharpening and honing each gouge's particular shape without overheating the edge
I have written about the new Work Sharp OD55 sharpening base/system in these digital pages, as well as in the coming print issue’s Knife News column. Still working on a full review...
Create a large round object by placing a rough object in a pivoting holder and using an angle grinder in a jig to rough out the shape.
In this video, Ramon Valdez shows off the belt-sanding jig he's created for modifying and reshaping small components.
Ramon Valdez unleashes the potential of this often-overlooked tool with a few simple tricks.
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