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Sharpening a planer blade is a real pain for beginners. It is not so easy to manually set the correct angle between the emery wheel and the piece of iron and maintain this angle throughout the entire sharpening process. For such cases, I propose a simple adaptation to the grindstone. He welded a bushing to the T-stand and installed this assembly in place of the hand rest. A roller can move freely in the sleeve, which is connected through an adapter to a ruler - a steel strip 5 mm thick. A retaining strip is attached to the latter with two wing screws.
The device works as follows. The tool - a planer blade, a chisel or a chisel - is clamped between the ruler and the fixing strip so that the angle between the tangent to the emery stone and the plane of the tool is approximately 10 °. , remove the excess layer of metal from the blade. After such processing, it is already easy to refuel on the touchstone.
Author: V.V. Voskresensky
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