Bench Grinder Tool Rests

That has got to be hands down the nicest shop made grinder jig I have ever seen. Far too pretty to use…

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that is very nicely made! looks beautiful. kinda sucks that grinding is such a messy operation with all the black grit flying all over everything around it.

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I’d be embarrassed to show mine after seeing this one. Nice!!

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Super impressive. I need to build one for my lathe tools, too. Pretty soon I’ll construct a sharpening bench and add something like this. Thanks for the idea!

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Now I can finally sharpen my lathe gouges properly. I am also in need of a sharpening station for my waterstones.

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Great Job.
Wish mine looked as nice as that.
Can’t wait to see your water stone sharpening station.
Thanks for sharing.

That is a really nice jig. I like the gouge sharpening jig. It looks far superior to the Wolverine Sharpening jig that is overpriced anyway. Thanks for the post.

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Now that is a sweet job.

I agree man you out did yourself on this one. Great work on this.

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extemely well done. I’ll second the thought about getting it dirty..

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very niice :-)
well done
now you only need to upgrade to do it sideways so you can
sharpen the beloved lady´s of your life knifes and scissors …. LOL

take care
Dennis

Thanks guys. I just look foward to using it now and having my sharpening go faster and more accurately.

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I think I saw a little nick on one of the pieces… Guess you’re going to have to throw it all out and start over.

I’ve actually been designing one of my own. It’s similar, but a bit different. Nice job- it’s like a piece of furniture instead of a jig!

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Your right, I will need to start over, haha. I would like to see you tool rest StumpyNubs when its done.

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Pretty neat! I like how you used the T-track.

What kind of head is on that bolt that rides in the curved slot? Is that just a carriage bolt?

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