Stone Sharpening Pond

Very nice. How are you doing?

Now that is an upscale sharpening station. I would simply have used a piece of scrap plywood. But this is gorgeous. I would like to consider making something like this as well but I would have to learn to cut dovetails first.

Very nice.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

I’m doing pretty well. I’ve been going through Sawdust withdrawl. I go into the shop and breathe deep. I’m looking forward to getting to my new lathe. One finger got infected and we’re dealing with that. It’ll be three more weeks in stitches then we will see if it alll took. Thanks for asking.

Scott – If you want to use a jig for dovetails the Keller is about the easiest to setup and use. Once it’s set you don’t readjust until you sharpen the cutters.

-- Phil, Near San Diego, CA

That’s a good idea!

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

Phil that a super sharping station you design…love the idea of the cake pan my wife better keep a eye out one might go AWL…and one of my very first purchases at the woodworker show in the early 80”s was a Keller dovetail jig and it still in use today. thanks for posting Blkcherry

Nice work, I need to build to one for my water stones!

-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker