wortheffort | Grinders - How to Sharpen Traditional Turning Tools - Tool Fool Friday #007 @wortheffort | Uploaded October 2021 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
In this video we'll sharpen: roughing gouge, spindle gouge, parting tool, bowl gouges, scrapers and skews. The key tool used is the grinder. So this episode of "Tool Fool Friday" is a deep dive into grinders for turners and demo how to sharpen all the key gouges a beginner would use with it. This is an easy, simple and fast skill to learn and will open up a world of opportunities in the craft not available to those who only scrape via carbide. Plus, it's cheaper than alternatives.

Sharpening Starts at: youtu.be/T7ydP3HBvLI?t=772
- Spindle Roughing Gouge: youtu.be/T7ydP3HBvLI?t=842
- Parting Tool: youtu.be/T7ydP3HBvLI?t=1203
- Spindle Gouge: youtu.be/T7ydP3HBvLI?t=1294
- Bowl Gouge: youtu.be/T7ydP3HBvLI?t=2001
- Traditional Bowl Gouge: youtu.be/T7ydP3HBvLI?t=2329
- Scrapers: youtu.be/T7ydP3HBvLI?t=2389
- Skew: youtu.be/T7ydP3HBvLI?t=2641
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Tools & Material Used in this video:
- Associate Links (they give a little on back end to wortheffort)
* Most items used in this video can be found on our Amazon pages ( amazon.com/shop/wortheffort ) with the exception of an actual grinder
* Oneway Wolverine Setup: amzn.to/3iH0sT9
* Oneway Vari-grind: amzn.to/3ajWZoU
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- Non-Associate Links (No compensation for recommendation)
* Raptor Setup:
woodturnerscatalog.com/p/95/5188/raptor-Set-Up-Tools
turnerswarehouse.com/products/raptor-grinding-jig-guide-1-1-3
* Stuart Batty style Set Up Jig: woodworkersemporium.com/Batty_AG-1
* Preferred Gouges:
- Thompson Lathe Tools: thompsonlathetools.com
- Carter and Sons: carterandsontoolworks.com

Associates Link of other items such as Tool, Book, etc.... I already own/use in woodworking craft that are available on Amazon - amazon.com/shop/wortheffort


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