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  1. #1
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    Default Traveling Sharpening System

    For anyone who may be interested... I made a short tutorial showing how I modeled my traveling sharpening system after the Wolverine and Varigrind system that I use in my shop.
    It's in PDF form, and I would appreciate anyone taking a look at it and letting me know if I've made some erroneous statements.
    Thanks, in advance.

    PS: I just noticed it has an extra page that is blank. I guess you could use this for notes...
    Al
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    Looks good and is nice and clear to me
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    Fantastic Al. I've tried to make a couple of these sharpening jigs, but till now I've never realised the relationship between the leg angle/ bevel angle, and the side angle/arm length before. Excellent, and I'm off to make another one as soon as I can get back to the shed.

    Greenie launched.

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    Hi Al, very nice work on the sharpening system

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    Al,
    That is a clever little set up and clear enough for me to follow. Thanks.

    Regards
    John

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    makes sense to me.
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    Good work, Al.


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