Carving Tool Sharpening

Sharpening a Spoon Gouge
Sharpening Fingernail Gouge
Sharpening Back Bent Gouge
Sharpening V-Tool
4 Segments
V Tool Sharpening 1
V Tool Sharpening 2
V Tool Sharpening 3
V Tool Sharpening 4
V-Tool Problem
Sharpening Large Gouge
4 Segments
Sharpening Large Gouge 1
Sharpening Large Gouge 2
Sharpening Large Gouge 3
Sharpening Large Gouge 4
Sharpening Straight Gouge
3 Segments
Sharpening Straight Gouge 3
Sharpening Straight Gouge 1
Sharpening Straight Gouge 2
Tormek Bar alternative for Work Sharp – “L-bracket”
How to Sharpen Skew Bent Gouge
3 Segments
How to Sharpen Skew Bent Gouge 1
How to Sharpen Skew Bent Gouge 2
How to Sharpen Skew Bent Gouge 3
How to Sharpen micro tools
4 Segments
How to Sharpen Micro tools 1
How to Sharpen Micro tools 2
How to Sharpen Micro tools 3
How to Sharpen Micro tools 4
Stropping- Honing -Buffing
7 Segments
Stropping and Compound 1
Stropping and Compound 2
Stropping and Compound 3
Stropping and Compound 4
Stropping and Compound 5
Stropping and Compound 6
Stropping and Compound 7
Diamond Discs for Sharpening
Sharpening – in-person class (Maine Coast workshop)
10 Segments
Sharpening in-person class (Main Coast Workshop) 1-1
Sharpening in-person class (Main Coast Workshop) 1-2
Sharpening in-person class (Main Coast Workshop) 1-3
Sharpening in-person class (Main Coast Workshop) 1-4
Sharpening in-person class (Main Coast Workshop) 1-5
Sharpening in-person class (Main Coast Workshop) 1-6
Sharpening in-person class (Main Coast Workshop) 1-7
Sharpening Huge tools
Sharpening carving knife
Sharpening V-tool
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Steve Rogers February 8, 2024 at 6:45 am

Hi Alex…so sharpen the keel back so the notch wherever it is on the tool will be gone and then sharpen each wing carefully to match the keel? I have a worksharp what grit would you use to go very slowly..Thanks

Alexander Grabovetskiy (Administrator) February 12, 2024 at 11:24 am

I would use 120-180 grit

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