Thanks Curtis! I inherited all my dads tools when he passed away unexpectedly at 68. I had no idea how to use this system and was so pleased to see your explanation . Great video.

Thanks Curtis. I appreciate your help with this tool demo. You are a great instructor. Some people just cannot convey thoughts and ideas all that well but you come across clearly and concisely. Hope you and your family are having a great holiday.

Thanks for the video Curtis, very informative and I like your relaxed style of presenting.

Thank you so much. I'm trying to learn woodturning and one of the few things stopping me is the sharpness of the tools I've inherited. Been looking at the Wolverine system and your demo was very thorough.

Very informative. I've been looking at this tool and your demo gave me confidence I can improve my sharpening skills. Thanks.

Yes, your video has been extremely helpful..!! Exactly what I needed to see, allowing me to place an order for the Wolverine system!!

Glad I found this video as I do understand the importance of sharp tools. Just bought my first Lathe and tools. Ordered my Wolverine system today and I believe you should get a cut of the profits ;o) I was an instructor in the Army for a while and I can assure you that your teaching techniques and mannerisms are exemplary.

Thank you for the help and new at lathe sharpening tools I’m confidence of sharpening my tools 👍

One thing that I have found to keep from altering the bevel angle is during my setup of the tool I will take a sharpie and color the bevel from heal to toe of the bevel. I then try to match the bevel to the grinding wheel. Turning the grinding wheel by hand I place the tool on the grinding wheel and the colored bevel will show exactly where the grinding wheel is touching the bevel. and I can make adjustments to insure that I am on exactly the same bevel as the one I started with.

@donbomer5630

6 жыл бұрын

Excellent Suggestion Joe!

@stclairstclair

5 жыл бұрын

Ha Ha, Four years later, well i just did this myself last night and found it worked great, then i read this here today, Yes it works!

Great vid Curtis. I couldn't see the grinds you were talking about with the camera so far away. Like your style...

Curtis you make it kook easy!

Thank you. This is a very helpful video. What kind of stand do you have the grinder sitting on? I have a small area for my woodworking tools, so I’m interested in anything that saves space. It looks pretty sturdy too.

Great content thanks

Thanks for the great video. There is a multitude of jigs and shiny objects out there to seduce woodturners. You have reinforced my feeling that I can do anything I need to do with the Wolverine system and the Verigrind attachment.

thank you!! 😁

what grit stone would you use for this? I currently use my belt sander for sharpening but am really looking to get this set up

Which Baldor model are you using on this video? I have an 8100W and I can't get the Wolverine platform close enough to sharpen anything, it bumps into the bench grinder guard. Thanks.

Thanks, helpful.

Thank you

What grit grinding wheel you recommend and or CBN wheel and grit?

What grid wheels are you using on this bench grinder?

Thanks👍

How much grit for bowl gouges ?

How much no load RPM is that grinder rated at?

how important is it to use a slow speed grinder ?

@stclairstclair

5 жыл бұрын

A fine stone, and a diamond wheel dressing tool is all you need, but remember the finer the stone, the better the finish, But fine stones create more heat so you need to go slow and/or cool the chisel in water as you go.

What model Baldor grinder is this? Is this a 8" or 10" model?

@HighlandWoodworking

6 жыл бұрын

It is a Baldor slow speed 8" grinder

Who's the manufacturer of the stand you are using for the grinder?

@HighlandWoodworking

7 жыл бұрын

It is made by Oneway. You can find more of the Wolverine grinder accessories here on the Highland Woodworking website: www.highlandwoodworking.com/search.aspx?find=WOLVERINE

What grit rating do you use for your tool sharpening grinder?

@HighlandWoodworking

6 жыл бұрын

Curtis uses 60 and 100 grit Norton 3X grinding wheels

@danielbornhoeft7803

6 жыл бұрын

Highland Woodworking Is that all you need for sharpening turning tools?

@HighlandWoodworking

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Daniel. For turning tools, yes, the Oneway Wolverine Grinding Jig is pretty much all you need to sharpen.

i must be the only idiot that has a tool grab and ruin my wheel.

It would have been more helpful if Chris had shot this sharpening in one long take instead of cutting away right when the sharpening began. Disliked the video.