Comments on: Adjustable Replacement Tool Rest Sharpening Jig for 6 inch or 8 inch Bench Grinders and Sanders •Includes a Pivoting Miter Slide and Flat Miter Slide for Easy Tool Honing

By: Louis

Louis — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:10 +0000

Super pour affÃ»tage de ciseaux Ã bois, couteaux de varlopes etc…..

By: Btbobby

Btbobby — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:09 +0000

Work perfectly, that why l purchased two of them, as you can see I have made a turning chisel jig attached to the grinder, it works perfectly

By: Rodolfo

Rodolfo — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:09 +0000

Excelente producto.Las piezas con un buen maquinado, sirve muy bien para afilado de dÃ³mines y cuchillas

By: G. A. King

G. A. King — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:08 +0000

Easy to setup and use on existing bench grinder. Great for restoring the 25degree grinding angle to wood chisels and plane iron prior to honing on oil stone at 30 degrees. The guide plate and tool holder allows sideways movement back and forth the grind the wider tools such as plane blades. Well worth the investment. Should have had one years ago.

By: Mike Garciaalv

Mike Garciaalv — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:07 +0000

PensÃ© que era un producto genÃ©rico y que serÃa solo para salir de un apuro.EstÃ¡ bastante bien hecho y la calidad sin duda es mucho mejor de la que esperaba.Con una pequeÃ±as adaptaciones se puede usar para afilar o hacer biseles a cuchillos y otras herramientas.

By: Breezin

Breezin — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:06 +0000

tool rest and straight sharpening jig
Delivered early. Item is as expected. All parts were in the box. Assembly was simple and easy. Adjustments are easy. I have installed on my grinder and used to sharpen 3 paint scrapers, works like a charm, setup adjustments are easy. I recommend this product to others looking to sharpen straight edge tools like scrapers and chisels etc.

By: Woodbutcher

Woodbutcher — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:06 +0000

Slightly less robust than I’d like, but…
I have a Veritas blade holder, for which I made (cobbled, actually) a wood stand. Just wasn’t up to the task. I bought this rig, which includes base and a blade holder. It does quite well, but the clamping features aren’t as solid as I’d like, so I ordered a couple of replacement bolts, going from 1/4″-20 to 1/4″-28. Also ordered longer replacement clamping handles, which I’ll have to drill and tap for NF threads. Should get me more solid set-up.I use this to sharpen bench plane blades, which I want to do on both sides (coarse and fine) of my bench grinder, so I made a second base out of hard maple with a short section of T-bolt track I had laying around. Nice. Now I can switch sides with very little adjustment.For $33, this was a really good value, compared to about $80 for a Veritas, which doesn’t have an adjustable base.

By: Stephen

Stephen — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:05 +0000

this thing is great dont listen to the other reviews
I have seen a lot of people crying about the thing being flimsy and then saying “im returning it and getting the (other named brand they wanted in the first place) what a piece of junk”wrong in my opinion I have no bias and am leaving my honest opinion. It surely isn’t as sturdy as a quarter inch of steel, but it for sure is sturdy enough to grind plane blades, chisels, carving chisels, and what not, and this being my first resting thing i see no issues.The little guides they send aren’t that great because of the surfaces not rubbing together great but do it free hand.it really is a nice little jig. In my case I did have to drill a couple more screw holes in the base plate because my 6-inch grinder sits really low, but it took care of the problem and am now on to happy days !!if you want the wolverine jig because you watched Rob Cosman use it, by all means go get it, I’m sure it is superior, but almost twice the cost if not more.

By: ben

ben — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:05 +0000

not perfect and a little clumsy, but more than worth its selling price.
ok honestly im conflicted. the design is good but could see some improvements. The conflict comes from the fact that the part of the jig that holds your workpiece does not actually lock into the jig. well if it were locked into the jig then youd have to move the entire assembly rather than the work piece and the slide its locked into, which itself is not locked into the jig. In other words my knife falls out of the jig, with the clamp attached to the knife. The part about that and maybe the only part that makes sense, because i do understand this is designed to be a stationary attachment to a bench grinder, and I am using it on my 30 inch tabletop belt sander an its dinky little platform, is that the jig slide needs to do exactly that which is slide evenly and it does slide smoothley in its rails, when it isnt falling out. Does it have to fall out? there could have been just a slight lip over the jig slide that held it in its place and could have just been designed to slide out on either end, instead of fall all over the place. in all honesty i want to like it and i want to use it and I do make the attempt every time I would have need of it, but every time I get irritated at with clumsiness of it after a couple minutes of fighting it and my workpiecw just falling out all hibbety bibbety that I put it away and just free hand it, which defets the purpose. In its defense It should definitely be mounted as per its design, and probably works much better with a bench grinder than a belt sander with a tiny platform and unsecured. Again its hard to criticize it too much as I am not using it as it was designed,but it does not suit my needs as a knife beveling jig on a stationary belt sander.

By: Jeff S

Jeff S — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 19:31:04 +0000

Perfect for HSS Lathe Tool Forming
I use this rest on a 6-inch bench grinder for HSS lathe tool forming/sharpening and couldn’t be happier! The rest is very adjustable and solid. Highly Recommend!