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Subject: Planer blade sharpening Jig

the audio on the posting i viewed was difficult to make out what type of clips you used to fabricate the hold downs to your sharpening jig.. please let me know what you used and perhaps a source to acquire such a clip.

thanks

Pat – Colorado

April 08, 2010 - 08:42PM

Reply to Pat

Subject: Re: Planer blade sharpening Jig

Pat,

Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I used 'mending plates'. The ones that I used are made by Stanley and are sold at Home Depot.

Regards,
Brian

GarageWoodworks – NC

April 10, 2010 - 11:51AM

Subject: United States

Is there a safe way to cut an angle greater than 45 degrees on a chop saw?

Fendall Welch – United States

March 18, 2010 - 07:51AM

Reply to Fendall Welch

Subject: Re: United States

I've only had to do this a couple of times in the past. What I did was cut a piece of 1X at a 45 degree angle. I taped (carpet tape) it to the miter saw from the bottom and used it as a fence. A safer way to do it is to use a piece of plywood roughly 2' long by 6" wide and clamp it to your saw (if possible). Now you can brad the piece of 1X cut at a 45 degree angle directly to the plywood. Again, use the 45 degree 1X as your new fence. By holding your stock against the 45 degree 1X you can now adjust your miter saw to cut miters greater than 45 degrees.

GarageWoodworks – NC

March 18, 2010 - 09:25AM

Subject: Planer Sharpening Jig

Hi:
I tried to look at the Video on the jig to sharpening Jointer blades.
All that showed something on flutes. What am I doing wrong? Am I looking in the wrong place?
I liked the way you set the jointer blades. Very good information.
Thank You

Monte West – Sandston, VA.

March 13, 2010 - 08:49PM


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Show: Sort: Newest first Oldest first 1-5 of 16 Comments Subject: Planer blade sharpening Jig the audio on the posting i viewed was difficult to make out what type of clips you used to fabricate the hold downs to your sharpening jig.. please let me know what you used and perhaps a source to acquire such a clip. thanks Pat – Colorado April 08, 2010 - 08:42PM Reply to Pat Subject: Re: Planer blade sharpening Jig Pat, Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I used 'mending plates'. The ones that I used are made by Stanley and are sold at Home Depot. Regards, Brian GarageWoodworks – NC April 10, 2010 - 11:51AM Subject: United States Is there a safe way to cut an angle greater than 45 degrees on a chop saw? Fendall Welch – United States March 18, 2010 - 07:51AM Reply to Fendall Welch Subject: Re: United States I've only had to do this a couple of times in the past. What I did was cut a piece of 1X at a 45 degree angle. I taped (carpet tape) it to the miter saw from the bottom and used it as a fence. A safer way to do it is to use a piece of plywood roughly 2' long by 6" wide and clamp it to your saw (if possible). Now you can brad the piece of 1X cut at a 45 degree angle directly to the plywood. Again, use the 45 degree 1X as your new fence. By holding your stock against the 45 degree 1X you can now adjust your miter saw to cut miters greater than 45 degrees. GarageWoodworks – NC March 18, 2010 - 09:25AM Subject: Planer Sharpening Jig Hi: I tried to look at the Video on the jig to sharpening Jointer blades. All that showed something on flutes. What am I doing wrong? Am I looking in the wrong place? I liked the way you set the jointer blades. Very good information. Thank You Monte West – Sandston, VA. March 13, 2010 - 08:49PM Leave a Comment * Your name * Your email address (will not be published) Your website Your location Remember me ? Subscribe: No All comments ? Replies to my comment ? ? Subject: Powered by TalkBack 1

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