I did find Doug's videos and noted that he used the aux table by clamping the guide down to sharpen the round nose chisel. The way I see it you just to sharpen on the DOWNWARD of the disc.
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Danny
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Re: Sharpening guide
I would think when using either table (main, left aux, right aux) that abrasive moving towards the support(table) is always needed.
The strip sander jig is a different animal.
The strip sander jig is a different animal.
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Re: Sharpening guide
For those interested in the subject here is some added information:
http://www.woodshoptips.com/tips/070102/index.htm
In particular look at the figure 24-6.
I haven't used mine in a good number of years now. Once you have better ways it hard to go back.
Ed
http://www.woodshoptips.com/tips/070102/index.htm
In particular look at the figure 24-6.
I haven't used mine in a good number of years now. Once you have better ways it hard to go back.
Ed
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Re: Sharpening guide
Well now maybe that is why I have never been very good at it! 

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