Help Identify This Sharpening Jig

[Russell Neyman]

Can anyone identify this sharpening jig and tell me a little about it? Seems to me it could be for gouges, but it also might be used for drill bits. I inserted a dowel into the topmost holder for clarity.

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[Edward Weber]

I think it's the Kodiak system.
https://woodturnerswonders.com/collections/kodiak-sharpening-system

[John Foley]

I think it's the Kodiak system.
https://woodturnerswonders.com/collections/kodiak-sharpening-system

I agree with Ed. I have a Kodiak system.

[Russell Neyman]

I agree with Ed.
Thanks. It certainly looks the same.

[Tony Rozendaal]

I have this same jig and I think it predates the Kodiak jig. The difference is that it has a captured allen wrench along one side of the jig that is supposed to be used to determine the amount of stick-out. I went downstairs to my shop last night to see if I could find the printed material that came with the jig and I couldn't find it. My memory seems to recall that it was an Australian item, possibly True Cut. I know they have a completely difference jig now.

Personally, I like the Wolverine Vari-grind better - I find this jig very difficult to set to get a consistent wing grind on my gouges. Your mileage may vary.

[Ben Darrah]

Originally it was called the SharpFast.