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| 30297 | Sam Peterson <sampeterson01@s.. | Nov-11-1997 | MF #1 Sharpening |
Is there any special tricks to sharpening a MF #1 Spokeshave blade? | |||
| 30300 | Scott E. Post <spost@n...> | Nov-11-1997 | Re: MF #1 Sharpening |
> Sam Peterson wrote: > > Is there any special tricks to sharpening a MF #1 Spokeshave blade? > I'm certainly no expert, but what I found is that I had to slide the blade side-to-side, *NOT* front to back as I sharpen. Since the bottom of the blade also acts as the sole of the shave you have to be *very* careful not to round over the edge, or else the edge will never make contact with the wood. I found that if I stroked the blade front to back on my stones I would tend to roll the blade and round over the cutting edge. After flattening the bottom I used a small stone to clean up the bevel on the inside. You might also want to check out the description of tuning an MF #1 on Ralph Brendler's web page: http://www.mcs.net/~brendler/oldtools/cigar.htm -- Scott Post spost@n... http://www.netusa1.net/~spost | |||
| 30302 | J. Gunterman <john@g...> | Nov-11-1997 | Re: MF #1 Sharpening |
>Is there any special tricks to sharpening a MF #1 Spokeshave blade? well as a matter of fact..... there IS For everything you always wanted to know avout honing a MF#1 Point your Web Browser to: http://www.cnh.mv.net/ipusers/gunterman/images/c_shave.gif Ohh whazis, No Bio posted.. sorry can't help you ;-) L8r, John | |||
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