Sharp Pebble Chisel Sharpening Jig - Fits Chisels 1/8” to 1-7/8”, Fits Planer Blades 1-3/8” to 3-1/8” - Silver

Solo puede sujetar formones y cuchillas estándar. Ni hablar de herramientas japonesas

Afilador de gran calidad y precisión, muy recomendable. para las cuchillas anchas asegurarse que quedan bien sujetas a las pestañas superiores del afilador.

Very good bit of kit, works great with my dmt dimond 1wheat stone

On est sur du matériel de grande qualité. Le ciseau à bois est bien serré dans la mâchoire. La vis est robuste de serrage est robuste. La roulette n’a pas de jeu. Le rapport angle/distance est parfaitement étudié. On sent que l’on en a pour son argent (et encore ce n’est pas si onéreux) et que l’on ne va pas investir si tôt dans un nouveau guide.

I have been needing some form of jig for sharpening my woodworking tools. I have seen others use similar models to this but the image and description for this led me to believe it was constructed significantly better, the price backed that impression up. I have been burned before with misleading listings so i was apprehensive, but i went for it and was rewarded this time. The product is solid stainless, all the edges line up perfectly and are very nicely rounded so not to be harsh to handle. There is no paint on the body to chip or peel from rubbing against the hardened steel tools it is made to grip. The whole tool comes in one of those plastic rectangular tubes that endmills or nice drill bits come in which makes a great way to store it with sharpening stones while protecting the jig from stone dust gathering on the mechanism as well as protecting the stones from a hunk of steel bumping around potentially chipping them. The knurling on the brass knob is really grippy and nice to use. They also have a nice set of flats to use the included wrench on in order to extra tighten the whole assembly when needed; though in my experience there isn't usually the need to do this and being brass, the knob will get chewed up if the wrench is misaligned and cams off, so probably best to limit using it to when your fingers can't get it. The screw and threads are really well formed and move the mechanism smoothly along the polished guide rails. the wheel is nice and on sealed little bearings which look like they could be replaced if they needed to be. Using this jig can be a bit finikey for the uninitiated but is an intuitive concept and quite effective. setting the angle of the bevel is done by measuring the amount of tool sticking out of the jig, so an appropriate measuring tool is required to set a desired angle accurately. the tool comes with a little guide with some common bevel angles conveniently converted to stick-out in millimeters. once set and tightened i've tested it with plane irons and chisels successfully. I found that for regrinding the bevel for a chisel was fastest when starting on some sandpaper set on a mirror before actually getting to the sharpening on stones. On sharpening with stones, you do get limited to about half the length of your standard water stone by the necessity of the wheel riding on the back half of the stone. So i'd recommend occasionally rotating the stone 180 degrees to even out the wear. The tool does pick up stone dust in the mechanism so in order to prevent the action from getting sloppy there does need to be some cleanup after use. Altogether I couldn't be happier. this tool will likely outlast me and I am so excited to have properly sharpened tools for once. "a sharp tool is a safe tool"