Finally a simple and good bevel jig that’s not confusing, thank you

Easy to handle,,, keep going buddy.

Best one I’ve seen for efficiency and simplicity many thanks from the UK👍🏻🇬🇧

Heck yeah, looks like a handy jig!

Simple,but effective and best of all inexpensive. Thanks

That is what I was looking for simple to make easy to use. I have made 3 of these. I have one that cuts bevels for axe heads and 2 for knifes with a bifferent angle. No fancy setup on checking to see if angle is correct because it never changes. Thanks for sharing your knowledge John B aka PopPop

Erick, this is awesome! I grabbed the parts at work today and I'm making it tonight. As usual, you rock!

Excellent video , loved having the measurments to go by will be making one thank you

As a novice knife maker I've tried bevels by hand and it takes skill. I will make one of these and try it. Thanks for video.

Looks like the easiest jig so far, thank you so much...

Awesome jig! Thanks for sharing!

Brother I'm so glad I came across your channel. As a new knife maker this will save me a lot of money. Thank you!

nice and simple,great job.

Very simple mechanism. Great job!

This is a fantastic project, just built something very similar. Lemme say tho, it won’t save you from goofing up your lines with a piece of steel you didn’t realize was bent 🤫

Awesome, thanks man! Appreciate the inspiration

Great jig, going to make one or two.

I made something similar to that but I welded 2 nuts on top the angel steel where the adjustment 1/4-20's are, & welded a piece of 1/8" flat bar for blade holder. Basically the same thing though.👍👍

Perfect 👍

Thanks mate, I tried grinding by hand, but am not very good at it 😂😂. This is an easy simple design that will help a ton 👍🏼

Gracias, muy sencillo

Thanks.

Thats cool thanks .

Thanks I really appreciate this, subbed

Thank man very handy

I just made mine out of a 2x4 and i adjusted my circular saw to cut the edg of it at a 10 degree angle and just a couple of flat flange wood screwes and it has served me very well, im gonna steel your idea though because im upgrading rigs ive been on the ol harbor freight finally saved up a few grand to get a real belt sander

Boa tarde vou copiar essa ideia, ganhou mais um escrito.

Thank you!

I'm totally new to knife making, so I may be talking out my bush here. I've been researching DIY jigs and this one seems to be the easiest for folks that don't have that many power tools. The only thing that I would add to it would be nylon caps for the bottom bolts or the adhesive glides. That way, if you're using it a lot, it won't produce a groove in your platform over time. That's what I'm planning on doing to the one I build so if you be so kind, let me know if I'm on the right track. Also, I don't weld and some of these other jigs require it. But, I do JB weld! So, for some of you discouraged on the welded jigs, get some JB! Not to be confused with JD. That's good too though. Happy knife making!

Simple and effective

thanx dude!!!

You note that you don't need a belt grinder to make this, but of course the tool isn't particularly useful without one! Nice jig, I like the simplicity.

Good job

Thank you my friend👍

Hey thanks a lot, appreciated it.

New subscriber thank you very much for the information

Thank You.

What’s your basic angle on your jig? Awesome job thanks

Thanks for your time

Btw you can bolt your work table underneath your tooling arm on your kmg. I don’t have one, but I figure if it is drilled and tapped all the way through then it should not be that much of a problem.

I LIKE IT !! BUT I think I would of used the Hardware in opposite places. I'm going to go make one now except instead of hex head bolts ground to desired height secured with a nut. I'm going to drill & tap the two holes and go with a low profile rounded head that i could adjust and then lock in place with an elastic stop nut. I think that will give a good lock with the vibration with out possibly stripping the few threads by over tightening. I'd like to also come up with a better set up to hold blade. I was thinking a hex head bolt would be better because it has a larger even flat surface. I'd also like to incorporate a clamp system right into that portion of the jig and eliminate the need for a bulky additional clamp. Any ideas or criticism of mine please respond. I'll comment back with how it went and the clamping system I come up with when I'm hands on.

thanks !!!!!

This will be my next project. Thank you for sharing this.

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Now you will, over time, scratch and score the sander table because of the 2 bolt heads on your jig. They need to be a softer material than the work surface.

Hola mister. Tienes que perfeccionar el afilador, para regular cualquier ángulo de afilado. Gracias.

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Great video. How do you know the correct angle when shaving down the heads of the bolts?

oOoOO I just saw your other video making a stop. What would you recommend if I don't have a table for this jig? I have the harbor freight 6x36 and 1x30 belt sanders? I understand these are not preferred but I just randomly wanted to make a knife and this bevel is the only thing stopping me

Servus super Video was hast du da für eine bandsäge mfg Ebner Hermann

Could you tell me what brand you belt grinder is

Did you clamp the blade onto the face with the two screws or does it sit on top of the screws? Also, what is the width of the angle iron you used, 2" square, or something, looks good, I want to try that, I've only got a 1"×30" beltgrinder though...

Can used the same measurements for longer jig

So how do you assess what angle you need for the different grinds?

What are the sizes of the nuts and bolts for this assembly?

What size angle iron is that

Hey River…. How are you doing your plunge lines without a file guide? Are you doing one side and then flipping it and eyeballing the other side?

Great jig. Quick question, how do you know what angle to set it at?

What is your ideal grinding angle?

May be a silly question but how do you adjust for bigger bevels? Or just keep different jigs?

I made one a couple years ago, that was at about 7° from the work rest and most of my stock is .187 stock. Seems to give me a decent height in my bevel. The only problem I have, is when using a jig, when k get near the tip of my blade, my bevel doesn’t want to stay even and gets noticeably smaller toward the point. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Is the angle adjustable by turning the screws on thr bottom?

Not related to the jig but what blade are you using on your band saw to cut through metal like that?

What angle does it turn out to be?

One rear central bolt the other way uo and rounded with a locking nut would ensure it's level and give you any angle adjustment, not just the one. Plus with only one point of contact at the rear it fits smaller tables too.

Couldn't give us any kind of measurements? No size angle iron or bolts?

how do you like that portable band saw? Ive considered getting one but havent been willing to bite the bullet and buy one. Seems like blades would be $$ and wear out fast?

how to make it when knife has a tick handle?

How many inches from end to end is the actual jig?

Make sense

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hand grenade?

You should consider wearing some form of gloves 😉 metal shavings suck if you have to pull them out of your hands , just a thoughtful peace of advice

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