(05-11-2018, 04:26 PM)Steve Friedman Wrote: Plastics!

Wow.  Just found my weekend project.  OK, maybe next weekend when it's not Mother's Day.  I have made a couple of angle setting jigs out of wood, copying Deneb's design, but they always get really nasty looking.  I love the fact that you can just rinse it off and not worry about how wet the thing gets.  
The slots for the stones is an interesting twist, but I tend to use a variety of stones that are all different sizes.  I am really going to make one. 

What kind of glue did you use to attach the little cleats?

Thanks for posting.

Steve

(05-12-2018, 11:36 AM)Belle City Woodworking Wrote:

John

(05-12-2018, 08:03 PM)Derek Cohen Wrote: Just a couple of questions on the systems here to date:

Do you consider your sharpening system to include a bench grinder (whatever type)?

Yes, I have an 8" slow speed grinder, and a Veritas MKII Power Sharpening Sysytem

Do you include for methods that will focus on skewed, concave or convex bevels?

I am looking for suggestions on this.

Do you have storage for the parts, so that they are easy to access?

I have the plans from Bob Van Dyke for a sharpening box that I am going to make that will house everything in one place.

Do you have sharpening media for different steels (if you have such)?

I do not have such yet.

Does your system centre around freehand, guided, or motorised methods? Or do you combine these?

Combination of all of the above depending on the tool.

Do you have strategies for different types of blade, such as a smoother, chisel, router plane, bead, etc?

I am not that advanced yet.  


Regards from Perth

Derek