Uploaded November 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
First in a series of four videos. Carl broke his Crock Stick (a knife sharpener) and asked me to build him one. First task: drill two 8 1/4" deep parallel holes in a wood block. Second: drill two 25 degree angled holes parallel and at 180 degrees to each other. Third: rout 5 1/2" grooves into the side of the block to expose the contents of the 8 1/4" holes. Fourth: shape the block to duplicate the original. Fun fun fun!
Supply List: bit.ly/113FRlV
WoodToolsWorkshop.com
First in a series of four videos. Carl broke his Crock Stick (a knife sharpener) and asked me to build him one. First task: drill two 8 1/4" deep parallel holes in a wood block. Second: drill two 25 degree angled holes parallel and at 180 degrees to each other. Third: rout 5 1/2" grooves into the side of the block to expose the contents of the 8 1/4" holes. Fourth: shape the block to duplicate the original. Fun fun fun!
Supply List: bit.ly/113FRlV
WoodToolsWorkshop.com
