hiyder ayaad you got like a Hand Fetish Or something??? Lol wtf? Hahaha

good idea

Shelley Raskin i have one i made we have a machine shop it was so simple to make If you contact me i.can make one for you

Rich Romano that would be awesome if you have the time and inclination!

Shelley Raskin) I saw a simple one some teenager made takes maybe 5 to 8 minutes. Take a 6" to 8" piece of angle iron drill a hole with 5/16" bit (in the center on one of the inside angle piece) about 1/8" from the outer edge. Next thread the hole put a lag bolt in,or whatever type of bolt you want to use. Now before you put the bolt in take both (outsides of the angle iron to your 90 degree Belt grinder,and grind them flat; edges also) almost done. last get a 2" or 3" C clamp to clamp your blade to the outside polished angle iron to start your bevel. Now take that lag bolt,and place it in the threaded hole. Screwing it down through the hole will raise your angle iron closer to your grinder for a thinner bevel back it out for a thicker one. I apologize for typing this all out like this,but I couldn't remember what channel I'd seen it on. I made one,and I love it. It's simple to the point,and works great. I wish I knew the kids name so I could give him his credit,but I don't. I just know it's not mine sorry to say lol. enjoy.. :)

heyjacks The reason to grind hard is that it is less likely to warp when it is at full thickness, and if it does warp a little bit I’m able to grind it out

You're less likely to accidentally take off too much material as well

@@Creelyblades do you find you go though way more belts that way? I do see several advantages. (Clever jig btw 👍🏼)

@@yallawallahalla you do go through more belts, I would not say way more

@@Creelyblades thanks Gary.

I'll sell you the same gig!

table angle adjustment

@@cznebel thanks

John Albrecht The purpose of that is to offset for the thickness of the blade So that the jig applies even pressure

The table does the tilting.

Sometimes, yes

Houseknives Those belts are pretty decent, I would say there just a little bit better than something like a combat abrasive. I did a video comparing belts, I’ve also done some more grinding on a very hard steel and without question the Norton blaze are the only belts I am getting for my coarse grit ceramics.The 3M is almost as good, but it’s a lot more money. The deerfos I got from super grits here in Pennsylvania. I think I like them better than the combat abrasives in there about the same price.

@@Creelyblades how do I order one it looks awesome and thanks for the video

Percy Brown The bolts are long enough to accommodate the girth of a wooden handle, assuming you mean if you wanted to put a blade with a wooden handle in there to grind it or grind it. I would recommend taping up the handle so you don’t scratch it.

Joe Cos That would definitely be another way to do it if you did not have a tilting work rest.

Ron Snayberger 👍

You will be pleased to know I finally got a tripod for the shop!

the issue with just a piece of angle iron is when you grind one side it would be ok, but when you grind the other there would be very little of the angle iron in contact with the table

Paul Doering pin.it/i4rcapzqcq3lld