What system do I need to sharpen wood tools, not knives or axes? Inexpensive to begin with.
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If you mean chisels this would work great. If they have a rounded edge I am not sure what you would use.
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Get a good quality set of stones of different grit. I have not sharpened mine yet but have an assortment of different blades. I use either a 4 stone Arkansas kit and depending on knife and material, you can get one of these Woodstock SteeleX D1130 1000 Grit and 6000 Grit Japanese Waterstone
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The slots would probably be too narrow for axes , but machetes should work fine. I have found that although it scratched my knife blades the Furi Rachael Ray Ozitech Diamond Fingers Pro Knife Sharpener works great on axes. It should be fine for machetes too.
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This is only for wood. For steel, you will require a milling machine or equivalent.
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Personally I just use the spyderco sharpmaker. Seen here - http://m.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=77 It works beautifully to sharpen knives, among other things as well. It's on a amazon for just under $60. Seen here - http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000Q9C4AE
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Most of your home improvement stores will carry a reel mower sharpening kit that has a gritty paste, application brush, reel crank, and directions for about $15. The gist of it is you put the paste on the edges of the reel blades and the bed blade and use the crank to spin the reel for a bit (you can also use a drill with an attachment, much easier and faster). You may also have to adjust the bed blade. The whole process depends on your mechanical skills really, it can take anywhere from 20 mins to 1 hour. What ever you do please don't use a grinder or file as that will potentially ruin your mower by removing too much metal. When to sharpen depends on a lot of variables such as how often you mow, the type of grass or weeds you have etc. The best way to tell is if you consistently have rogue grass blades sticking up or patches of uneven grass where you mowed. I would expect most people would sharpen their reel mowers about twice a year.
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I know you can sharpen scissors. I haven't tried yet but I have sharpened tin snips and axes. You can sharpen just about anything. All the guides come off or move to really work the tool.
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I have a WorxSharp sharpener. Its a belt sharpener. Check em out they are on Amazon!
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The method I use is the worksharp electric sharpener. In the field I may use a crock box with ceramic rods or a regular stone sharpener
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That'll work just fine. It doesn't hold an edge very well, so constant sharpening will be needed. Any one of those handheld sharpeners with that sharpening V will be quickest and easiest way to go.
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A flat file, belt sander, or grinder for heavy sharpening (full blade or repairing nicks). A whetstone is fine for a quick touch up in the field. The machetespecialists website has a good tutorial.
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Amazon has a sharpener with adjustable angle for a bit over 20 dollars. That is appropriate, if you know what angle you want.
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Check with your local hardware store about sharpening. My local Ace store said it can sharpen the chain for $7.
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Any flat stone or crock stick will work. The blade is a modified tanto so it's a little less tricky to sharpen than the original style tanto. Good luck.
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I have no idea. If there's a Home Depot or Lowe's near you, though, they'll have a selection of chains. They can help you, or the packages may have a profile of the chain, showing the teeth and the cogs or whatever they're called that engage the drive gear on the saw. Take the old chain with you...Chains also aren't that difficult to sharpen, and you don't need expensive tools.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000B8IEA4?pc_redir=1407309288&robot;_redir=1Lansky 5 stage sharpening kit. This is an EXCELLENT, affordable sharpening kit.If you get the serrated version, lansky sells a separate serration stone also
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Eye protection. Sorby Gouges, skews, parting tools, etc. (the stuff that hits the wood). Technotool wood turning chuck for bowls and goblets. Understand that you will be spending upwards of a minimum of $500 for decent quality tools. If you Google "Tools required for wood turning" you will get a comprehensive answer.