Trend Fast Track Sharpening Jig (Sharpen Like A Pro)

I take a look at the Trend Sharpening Jig. I demonstrate how to use it from start to finish plus do's and don'ts. Then an overall of good and bad points.
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  • @shaun30-3-mg9zs
    @shaun30-3-mg9zs4 күн бұрын

    Hi Tom, Great demonstration on your new sharpening jig, looks decent and easy to use and if it brings old chisels back to life it must be worth it. Great video, Take care

  • @TomMagicWoodworking

    @TomMagicWoodworking

    4 күн бұрын

    I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching

  • @Tensquaremetreworkshop
    @Tensquaremetreworkshop2 күн бұрын

    I take it that this is only of use after you have flattened the backs on conventional stones. Looks useful for primary grinding, but puzzled by the use of such coarse stones for the micro bevel (I assume that is what the 27.5 deg is for). I follow the Rob Cosman method- the micro bevel is put on with a 16000 grit (ceramic) stone, and takes a few seconds. When that is too large, a tertiary bevel can be used. Only after many sharpenings is the full bevel re-ground. Grinding to 1200 grit is very coarse, and, if not using finer stones, will require a lot of lapping. Personally I use 1000, 6000, 16000 grits (first two only for re-grinding the bevel and initial flattening of the back); no lapping (stropping) is required.

  • @TomMagicWoodworking

    @TomMagicWoodworking

    17 сағат бұрын

    Yes, you could sharpen even more fine, but for the average wood worker, this is more than adequate.Thanks for watching

  • @sturobertson9367
    @sturobertson93672 күн бұрын

    Hi Where did you get the storage bag for the this sharpening tool from?

  • @TomMagicWoodworking

    @TomMagicWoodworking

    2 күн бұрын

    Hi there it comes with it in the box.