Speaking of Sharpening

[Jim Koepke]

Why not a different thread on sharpening.

This one is inspired by Lowell Holmes post on The Charles H. Hayward years. Looking into the work found Lost Art Press has free downloadable excerpts from each volume. The first of which covers the beginning ground work of sharpening to just about anyone's content:

https://lostartpress.files.wordpress.com/2016/10/woodworker_vol1_excerpt.pdf

jtk

[Osvaldo Cristo]

Why not a different thread on sharpening.

This one is inspired by Lowell Holmes post on The Charles H. Hayward years. Looking into the work found Lost Art Press has free downloadable excerpts from each volume. The first of which covers the beginning ground work of sharpening to just about anyone's content:

https://lostartpress.files.wordpress.com/2016/10/woodworker_vol1_excerpt.pdf

jtk

Thanks. Great reading...

[James Pallas]

Funny isn't it. Since we learned smelting and gave up chipping obsidian it has remained the same. Make a tool rub it on a rock go to work. Wash and repeat. ��
Jim

[Doug Hepler]

Thank you Jim. And thanks to Chris and Lost Art Press for reminding us that the world did not begin whenever we took up woodworking.

Doug