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Jun 20, 2011. #6. I have a friend that bought one. He has arthritis and he spent more time trying to make it work than grinding a blade. I don't know. It may be the ticket for your friend. I would think a properly setup angle iron jig would be easier. Just a thought.

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Low Budget Knife-maker's Bench Grinder: I've been knife-making for quite a few years, and have always relied on a 1"x24" belt grinder, as well as my 4"x36" bench sander to get the job done. For the longest time, I've wanted to invest in a 2" belt grinder, to make …

I'm a huge fan of cambered irons (#4, #5, #78, etc) for squaring stock. I follow the advice in Paul's Making a Scrub Plane video to grind the edge to shape on a bench grinder (7-1/4″ radius for 2″ iron). Unlike Paul, I don't have 50 years experience, and find it really hard to grind a smooth radius curve with consistent 25 degree bevel angle.

Hollow grinding jigs are not as flexible as opposed to handheld. For styling ax grinds and chisel grinds, a maker will have difficulty in maneuvering the blade in the proper angle if it is attached to a jig. A jig is meant to keep an object in place while being ground in order to create a perfect edge.

A hollow grind on a milling machine would really work the mill, by that I mean it would take a very ridgid jig so there's no vibration. Next rember to make the hollow grind on a 8", 10", 14" radius b/c unless your using a high rpm head your not going to get the finish you desire and some light gringing/polishing work on the 2x72 grinder will be in order.

Adjustable Knife Grinding Jig. TR Maker Belt Grinder /. 1 Adjustable Knife Grinding Jig Body. (#9) US View Item. TR Maker Belt Grinder /Adjustable Knife Grinding Jig (#9). Jig will hold easily adjust to any knife.

Hollow ground bevels are done on a large contact wheel instead of a flat platen. Hollow grinds can be done freehand or with a variety of jigs. The diameter of the hollow grind is determined by the size of the contact wheel. Historically, the most popular jigs are pressure jigs. They track perpendicular to the grinders belt.

make small adjustment to the arc's fit by holding it against the grinding wheel and turning the wheel by hand. Finally, mark the bevel angle on the jig. You are now ready to set your tool rest as shown in Figure 2. Honing Once the bevel is hollow ground on a blade, you will need to go through the honing grits to finish the edge. While ...

Knife Making ; Hollow grinding jig Hollow grinding jig. By tompdw, February 12, 2015 in Knife Making. Share More sharing options... Followers 0. Reply to this topic; Start new topic; Recommended Posts. tompdw. Posted February 12, …

The Jig. Making the Jig. The dimensions are not relevant and may be made any size you please. The jig in the picture will grind a 25-degree hollow. Use a blade with a known bevel angle (say 25 degrees). Set this up to grind such that it will create a hollow at the middle of the bevel.

Knife Grinding Jig: I was recently looking for a knife grinding jig so that I didn't have to free hand it if I didn't want to but they were all in the $70 to $150 range and there was no way I was going to pay that when I knew I could make one myself. I then started sea…

A Simple Hollow Grinding Jig. This is a jig I threw together from things in my shop that makes it easy to create hollow-ground knife bevels. I would have …

Use a blade with a known bevel angle (say 25 degrees). Set the jig so that it will create a hollow at the middle of the bevel. To test this, use a Black Sharpie and colour the bevel. Place the blade on the rest and – with the power off – move the wheel back-and-forth to create a …

Nov 9, 2017. #18. For those new to knife making, and considering jigs vs free-hand. It does not necessarily take 10,000 hours or 200 knives to get good. I have approximately 40 knives under my belt from what I can figure, grinding part time for just under 3 years now. Never used a jig, never even used a rest.

Im wanting to make a hallow grind jig. I suck at hollow grinding and desperatly need to figure out some kind of jig but dont have $500 to spend on one. Theres got to be an easy soulution for building one and was wondering if anyone has a plan or an idea. I Am in the process of building a good 2x7...

I wish I had 16 years of experience hand grinding! Or knife making in general Iv'e seen a lot of guys using jigs like the pic I posted. I at least want to try one out like that. If I dont like it ill try what you guys suggest. I would like to know how you do a high flat grind on a large jig though. Thanks. Edited January 1, 2013 by Cody James

GET THE JIG PLANS HERE to Get an AWESOME Hollow Grind on Your Knife with a hollow grind jig.This is the first …

If you're good with an angle grinder, you could rough it out with a a grinding wheel and flap disk. You'll still have to finish up with (a lot of) manual sanding. 2. level 1. Socratov. · 7y. if you ahve a disc sander you could make a hollow grind easily. Be careful to keep the blade steady though. You don't want to mess it up.

Making the Jig. The dimensions are not relevant and may be made any size you want. The jig in the picture will grind a 25-degree hollow on an 8″ wheel. Use a blade with a known bevel angle (say 25 degrees). Set the jig so that it will create a hollow at the middle of the bevel. To test this, use a Black Sharpie and colour the bevel.

lemonade Member. Could some tell me how to make a 25 and 30 degree jig out of wood so I can regrind a new bevel on some chisels. I tried to make one like they used in the video at 45 seconds but my angle was way off. If playback doesn't …

Also look at hollow grinding jigs as used by knifemakers. Best of luck. I really do not think a surface grinder is the tool you need for this work. Even if you do have one. Cheers Trev Illinoyance, Paolo_MD liked this post 02-29-2016, 08:41 PM #5. josh623. View Profile View Forum Posts Plastic Join Date Feb 2016 ...

Hollow Grinding: Necessity or Relic? Just received my new set of chisels from you guys, and I understand they need sharpening before they're ready to use. I've learned enough about sharpening to know that I need to hollow-grind the bevels before I hone them. Just one problem: I don't have a grinder. Can you suggest another way to create a ...

KNIFE MAKER. Jun 9, 2011. #7. I'm with Clint. My son came up with one of those hollow grinding fixtures a good while back, he bought it off somebody that didn't like it. My son sold it to somebody else. You do spend most of your time adjusting it. My son started free hand grinding and makes a lot better knife now.

Put a grid of threaded holes on the front plate so I can use bolts to hold knives in place, Add knob or handles to the back of the bottom plate to give you better handles to move it around. If you have any recommendations on improvements or additions please let me know in the comments. Ask Question Runner Up in the Build a Tool Contest View Contest