Veritas Grinding Jig Silky Tooth configuration: Convex side only

Tooth configuration: Convex side only

such as the beveled edge to prevent chipping and the thicker fine grit side

developing the patina and character that mark well-used quality tools

Primary use: Mortise and joint cutting

Drew shows beginners how to make their first spoon and delves into more advanced techniques

Veritas Grinding Jig Silky Tooth configuration: Convex side onlyThe grinding jig works with any power or hand grinder that has a tool rest. Put a tool in the jig, slide it against the alignment pin and one clamping thumbscrew to square it, adjust the blade projection for bevel angle, and tighten in place. The tool is now held squarely in the jig at the chosen bevel angle. Slide the jig back and forth across the tool rest and stone face to sharpen the tool. The brass clamping bolts have nylon washers to prevent