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Heat treat warped and horrible factory edges
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Provides a good steady grip for tool allowing for a keen edge to the tool being honed.
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It is far more stable to use and creates a very sharp edge on my chisels
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Makes getting a sharp edge in chisels and plane blades easier if you have trouble free handing.
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Make sure to READ the INSTRUCTIONS on how to mount the chisel or plane steel in the guide and hold it as recommended to get a nice square edge.
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It was nice to get a good edge on my chisels and block plane iron.
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I would prefer an edge that is perpendicular to the sides and have returned this tool because of this defect.
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I bought this guide to get consistent edges on my chisels when using a wet stone to sharpen them
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Honestly if you are sharpening at above 400 to 600 grit and not using a honing guide you are wasting potential consistent edge that you could get with one
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I have, however, sharpened several paring chisels to a keen edge by carefully clamping the chisel into the jig.
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It does what is needed to get all my blades to a super sharp edge
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The guide did not cradle every chisel perfectly but was still able to get the odd ones seated enough to put a workable edge on the tool.
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This is a very cheap but effective way to consistently deliver a razor sharp edge on chizels and plane
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I now have my chisel back with a fine edge thanks to ATLIN.
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Using the guide in the instructions to get a 25 degree angle, it says to position the blade 50mm from the dent edge of the unit
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Since then I have went through both sets of my bench chisels and my plane irons and was able to quickly and efficiently true up my bevels and put a sharp edge on each one of them.
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I read and followed directions, after several repetitions, I had a bright sharp edges that held their edges reasonably well.
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Simple to use, works perfectly for getting a real sharp edge
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I read and followed directions, after several repetitions, I had a bright sharp edges that held their edges reasonably well.
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Just follow the instructions and sharpen away knowing you can put some razor sharp edges on your tools.
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It did however put an amazing edge on that sucker with minimal effort
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and I was able to get a nice even sharp edge across the edge of the tool in a very short period of time
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This is the easiest, best way to keep a consistent edge without hours of practice sharpening.
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AND I put my plane iron and put a great edge on it work great Thanks for providing sure an excellent produce
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Sharpening angle is determined simply by measuring the distance from the leading edge of the guide to the end of the cutting end of the blade
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but now they have an excellent edge and work like new
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Honestly if you are sharpening at above 400 to 600 grit and not using a honing guide you are wasting potential consistent edge that you could get with one
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All in all I would recommend this guide to anyone, especially a new woodworker like me trying to learn how to get a good edge on my tools
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Helps me get a good edge
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My advice is to get the blade set, then run it through all your stones to get the right edge.
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This jig works well with honing stones to create a perfectly flat blade face yielding super sharp edges
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The $ 10 Stanley big box kit is something that you use for opening paint cans and cutting through nails, not something that you put a fine edge on to work with expensive stock
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Product is very well made and easy to get a good edge at correct angle.
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I was able to put a decent edge on all my chisels and scrapers with it.
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Works at putting a sharp edge on chisels and real easy to do.
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Power to those superhumans that can achieve a fine edge doing this freehand, but for
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I used the guide to set the proper angle on the blade and honed a nice sharp square edge in just a few minutes.
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and I was able to quickly straighten the edge of the blade back to square
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I Was able to get a great edge and even put a secondary bevel on my chisel using this jig.
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Nice for keeping a sharp edge but not so much for changing the profile edge.
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This took practice but after a few tries, I was able to restore the dull edge to a factory new edge
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This helped put nice edges on my tools quickly
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What a fantastic sharpening jigSo easy to use and sets up the perfect angle for a incredibly sharp edge and super easy to use
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It produced nice, consistent edges on my first chisel using a slab of glass and progressing through sandpaper grits from 400 to 2000.
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Used correctly with a good flat stone you can put a razor sharp edge on your chisels.
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Very easy to use and helped give my planes and chisels a great edge
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If proper care is taken, as well as using proper sharpening stones, you can certainly get a very sharp edge
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I got up to a mirror shine, clean and sharp edge.
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This makes putting an edge on your chisels easy which make your jobs easier looking better!
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When I first tried to use the tool straight out of the package I could tell the the outside edges were not working even with the middle even after applying pressure on the two ends
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I was able to put a fairly sharp edge on a dull chisel in no time
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The edges were rather dull and not even square
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I messed up the bevel on a few of mine trying to set it by hand, so the first use of it took a little longer, but it was able to set a very nice edge - even on my cheap HF chisels
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The guide to clamp the chisel is not straight, but rounded. making it impossible to make an accurate edge
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Was never very good at putting a decent edge on my chisels while on the job
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I was able to use it immediately on both a 2" smoothing plane and a 1" mortise chisel for a perfectly flat, clean honed edge
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I’ve tried a few chisels and plane blades so far and each came out with nice even edges
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Okay for rough chop type use with chisels but not so good for smoothing planes that require a precise edge.
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I was able to quickly get a square, clean blade edge that cuts very well.
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Ended up with a very sharp edge