Sharpening Woodworking Tools. Mike Leadbeater Stu Thomson & Mort Cartridge April 2018

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Sharpening Woodworking Tools Mike Leadbeater Stu Thomson & Mort Cartridge April 2018

Oversharpening? In my view, whereas hand-tools cannot be too sharp, the relatively coarse ground edge achieved by grinding is sufficient for woodturning. A finely-honed edge is quickly destroyed by the turning operation

TIP 1: Testing for sharpness Traditional testing methods: Shave arm hairs Slice paper Shave back of nail Shave hairs All these ok for knife and longer edges, but no good for short edges

TIP 1: Testing for sharpness First, look closely at edge. If shiny, then edge is dull as light reflected from edge. Then test edge by contact: Highly sensitive thumb tip capable of assessing edge sharpness Instant assessment, requires no other materials Any accessible edge can be assessed, e.g. drills, router bits, gouges

TIP 1: Testing for sharpness Gently scrape across edge in direction of arrow - like gently plucking a violin string Use curled fingers as rest

TIP 2: Guide to sharpening the edge, not the bevel. Use permanent marker pen to coat bevel During sharpening check only edge is shiny. (or whatever part of bevel is to be ground)

Hand Sharpening of Woodworking Tools Over to Mort

Grinding Wheels Types, Setup, and Safety

Grinding Wheels: Types and Safe Use Many different types Many different shapes And all woodturners have one BUT: POTENTIALLY VERY DANGEROUS

Grinding Wheels: Types and Safe Use Wheels can violently explode without warning -can cause serious injury or worse 8 wheel at 2800rpm, Periphery moves at 97 ft/second So, we need to know how to Select Check Mount and Use

What is Grinding? Efficient grinding is the correct balance of abrasive, bond, and porosity of the wheel for the material being ground. Abrasive particles perform hundreds of cuts per second, and can rapidly dull. Therefore bond and porosity of wheel needs to allow blunt particles to be abraded from wheel periphery and new particles to be exposed. Otherwise a blunt wheel will rub rather than cut, producing heat, causing the tool to be de-tempered, and the wheel to clog. AND POSSIBLY, IN EXTREME CIRCUMSTANCES, TO EXPLODE!

Grinding Wheels: Types Note: each shape has designated grinding face, which is only one to be used

Blotter on the wheel wheel has two functions: 1) Contains the specification of the wheel 2) Acts as a padding to help grip the wheel and spread clamping load Blotter A BLOTTER OR SUBSTITUTE MUST BE FITTED ALSO, CHECK: WHEEL MAXIMUM SPEED IS HIGHER THAN GRINDER OPERATING SPEED

Grinding wheel marking codes. Many variations, but typically:

RING TEST must be performed before fitting. Tap 1/3 way in, in at least 6 positions, with wooden or plastic handle. Listen for dull, or any variation, in ring. Any doubt: DUMP IT! N.B. A dropped stone should be dumped as well!

Basic mounting of Straight Wheel Snug-fitting adaptors must be fitted, to ensure concentricity of wheel with machine spindle. N.B. can be metal, plastic, not wood.

Basic mounting of Straight Wheel STRESS CRACK Correct: Two equal flanges Incorrect: Unequal or no flanges FLANGES AND BLOTTERS MUST BE FITTED If blotters missing, then must be replaced by soft card or thick paper

Mounting of wheel Only tighten sufficiently to prevent wheel slipping, DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN n.b. Left side of spindle will have left-hand thread, Right will have right hand thread. Spin by hand to check clearance, and trueness. IF UNTRUE, INVESTIGATE AND CORRECT Refit guard, adjust rest to 2mm clearance. STAND TO SIDE and turn on, run for several minutes.

DO NOT USE UNGUARDED!

ALWAYS USE FACE VISOR TO AVOID THIS

Wheel Dressers -used to true and resurface wheel face Star type Diamond, single-point Diamond, edge type, (Recommended)

Wheel Dressing DUSTY: Wear face mask!

Common Wheel Types Grey Aluminium Oxide Aluminium Oxide 'Grey' Grindstones for general grinding. Easy to overheat HSS tools.

Common Wheel Types White Aluminium Oxide Recommended for general tool sharpening, these wheels have a soft ceramic bond that enables the tool to be cut freely avoiding excessive overheating when grinding.

Common Wheel Types Pink Aluminium Oxide, contains chromium oxide. Semi-friable (self-sharpening) grindstone suited to the grinding of fine edged hand tools where the risk of overheating needs to be avoided. They are more resistant to grooving when reshaping or heavy sharpening is required than the white aluminium oxide stones.

Common Wheel Types Silicon Carbide "Green Grit Replacement Silicon Carbide "Green Grit" (120 grit) Grinding wheels, suitable for TCT (TUNGSTEN CARBIDE) grinding Do not use on softer materials

Common Wheel Types Blue Ceramic Grinding Wheel 30% Ceramic grain wheels. Ideally suited for grinding hardened materials. Cuts even faster than the white wheels and yet produces less heat thanks to its grit bonding characteristics.

Cubic Boron Nitride-coated Wheel Safe, steel wheel, but expensive, circa 100-125 Cubic Boron Nitride: a ceramic grain almost equaling diamond in hardness but which can be used for sharpening High Speed Steel Diamond is not a suitable abrasive grain to use when grinding tools on a high speed dry wheel as it affects the steel at relatively low temperatures - well within the range of temperature achieved when grinding, even briefly. -Can be used dry, without coolant -Very little pressure required -very few sparks and little heat produced -almost impossible to overheat tools

Grinding Rests Commercial... Or shop-made..

Recommended book; describes manufacture of versatile rest

BELT LINISHERS

Sharpening with Belt Linishers PRO s: Safe Versatile Quick change Straight edge CON s: Can t do small internal curves?

Linishing belts Note: fit belt in correct direction, to avoid lifting joint

Using Small Linisher, with guide, to sharpen: Parting Tool Gouge Drill sharpening

Sharpening with Large Linisher Using homemade fingernail grinding jig

Typical Woodturning tool angles

Commercial Sharpening Jigs and shop-made

Diamond Abrasives To me, these have more or less made traditional sharpening abrasives redundant Will cut any material: Glass, Steel, Carbide, Stone,.. etc

Diamond Abrasives In many forms Files Belts Stones Compound

Diamond Abrasives, (continued) Rotary discs and wheels: Resin bonded

Diamond disc on the woodlathe

Twist-Drill Sharpening

Many different types, e.g.: Wood, Brad point Metal, General purpose Carbide-Tipped, masonry

Drill Nomenclature 3) Typically 118 deg Three main things to achieve: 1) Typically 7-12 degrees 2) Needs to be equal each side

Drill Sharpening Jigs; many types: Multisharp DIY Jig, 12 Semi-pro, low cost 15 Home-made, precision Dremel Will do normal, Brad-point, spade and Masonry drills Semi-pro, expensive, c 190 Yorkshire, cost: nowt. Professional

Drill angles The drill point angle may be modified to cut a variety of materials. n.b. changing angle will alter cutting edge straightness. Zero rake for drilling Brass

Drill angle gauges Yorkshire Gauge (zero cost) Free with Engineers Black Book

Sharpening on the linisher, using Picador jig.

Mike s home-made jig/gauge

Hand-sharpening Over to Stu

Hand-sharpening Procedure: The left hand thumb and forefinger is used as a pivot as illustrated and the back of the drill is held with the right hand and forefinger and rotated in a clockwise direction advancing the drill into the grinding wheel. Avoid excessive grinding pressures Avoid overheating the drill point Avoid sudden cooling of the drill point Roughing The periphery of the wheel should be used for roughing-out of the drill point if much metal must be ground away Finishing The side of the wheel should be used for finishing

Hand-sharpening Angles not critical, but must be equal Lip length critical, unequal will drill oversize Oversize hole

Check regrind by test-drilling By drilling scrap soft material, eg. Aluminium or plastic, stop drill during drilling. Observe swarf, if unequal, grind lip which is cutting heavier, retry until equal.

and finally Sharpening Carving Tools

Tool Sharpening Systems. Many different types: Wet... Or Dry Wheel... Or Belt

Tool Sharpening Systems. Some of these will be demonstrated around the room by our members. Please have a wander and discuss with them. That s all from Stu, and Mort and myself, Hope you learnt something... Goodnight.