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Jig For Sharpening Chisels etc.

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    Posted 2 years ago

    Bonytyes
    (6 items)

    Fits in the palm of the hand so not very big. Turning the knob moves it up and down. Thank you for any help.

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    Comments

    1. dav2no1 dav2no1, 2 years ago
      Looks upside down...appears that there is a roller at the bottom. My guess is a pipe tool...like a press or a rolling tool to shape
    2. Motoolz, 2 years ago
      Isn,t this a chisel/plane blade sharpening jig?
    3. dav2no1 dav2no1, 2 years ago
      Does turning the knobs move the flat bar or just the circular pad?
    4. Bonytyes, 2 years ago
      Verified that it is indeed a chisel sharpening jig. Put the chisel into it, tighten and use a stone to sharpen. Thanks for the input.
    5. Onedtent, 2 years ago
      Jig for maintaining the correct angle for sharpening a chisel or plane blade on an oilstone.

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