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GOUGE SHARPENING GUIDE TURNING #2 KEMROT

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Last update 2020-08-28 at 18:39
Publication date 2019-03-28 at 00:04
Design number 52539
LTDO

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Hello,

This message is addressed to people equipped with a grinding wheel with water wheel. Type TRI... SHEP... TOR..., etc...

This is a sharpening guide for woodturner's gouges. I named it "LE KEMROT", in reference to his brother :)

Indeed it is fixed on the accessory holder like its original.

I had made an attempt in wood, which worked not too badly, but the tool holder was fixed. There's a model like ONE..., more for the classic reel.

This guide is composed of a tool holder and its axis (pivot) as well as the lamella (for my part I haven't printed it yet, it's great! even without).

For more details I put you the design of the support of this tool, it is fundamental. Made with a few pieces of copper and 2 "T". I recovered 2 screws of an old microphone stand, 2 nuts of 6 and hop, A guide worthy of this name for nothing !!!

I think there's gonna be some sharpening sessions coming up soon... lol.

Enjoy

LTDO

EDIT 3003:

Here is an improved version with notches for tilting the tool head. A top reinforcement and more adjusted nut locations.

Hello,

This message is addressed to people equipped with a grinding wheel with water wheel. Type TRI... SHEP... TOR..., etc...

This is a sharpening guide for woodturner's gouges. I named it "LE KEMROT", in reference to his brother :)

Indeed it is fixed on the accessory holder like its original one.

I had made an attempt in wood, which worked not too badly, but the tool holder was fixed. There is a model ONE way..., rather intended for the classic reel.

This guide is composed of a tool holder and its axis (pivot) as well as the lamella (I haven't printed it yet, it's great! even without).

For more details I put you the design of the support of this tool, it is fundamental. Made with a few pieces of copper and 2 "T". I recovered 2 screws of an old microphone stand, 2 nuts of 6 and hop, A guide worthy of this name for nothing !!!

I think there will be some sharpening sessions soon... lol

Enjoy!

LTDO

EDIT 3003:

Here is an improved version with notches for the tilting of the tool head. The top reinforcement and the nut locations are more adjusted.

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PLA

60% filling

Speed 60mm/s

Temp: 200CΒ°

Time:1h05

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