before the raythesharpener's proedge exist

Can not easily get replacement parts in the United States. (Robert Sorby PEBPLATE - Proedge Backplate) l Have been trying to replace it for 2 years. The workmanship leaves a lot to be desired.

which colours do you use for this or do you have a video about it?

Nick demonstrated at our Club. Great guy and woodturner!

How do you set the angle for that jig?

I'll be honest the way this tool works is like witchcraft lol

I'm here for that accent.

Love it!

Great video!

How do you grind your 1/4" bowl gouge? You said you grind it more like a spindle gouge. What angle do you grind it ?

I always used an engine lathe when turning and threading wood. I needed regular threads for the parts I was making. These threads don't look that gaugeable.

I know this is a few years old now. I've just had this set for Christmas and despite watching the video I was surprised by how far away the tool rest needs to be, then, having positioned it where it needed to be I got a big catch so it's going to take a lot of practice to get the hang of the system. Now I've reviewed this and seen how you anchor the handle I'm hoping that helps. Is there any more advice on keeping the cutting end steady?

The Pro Edge was the best investment I ever made for my wood turning. Some comments on overheating during grinding would also be useful.

How can I get one of those work tables? To use jugs on it.

Гриндер как гриндер, ничего особенного. От производителя с мировым именем ожидал большего.

I want how

A big issue with the threads shown at 3:47 is that they are 4-start, not single start. There is nothing inherently wrong with a multi-start thread, indeed fountain pen caps often have a 3-start thread which makes screwing them on and off much quicker. But I think you should mention this as it is easier to cut a single start thread because there is more time to pull the tool away before it crashes. Indeed, later in the video (e.g. at 8:30 and 18:40) you cut multi-start male threads without mentioning it. These are completely useless unless the female thread is identical. I note at 27:00 that you screw on a lid with 8 or 9 turns of male thread visible. But it takes only 4 turns to do so. So, they are both double start. Which explains why the movements of the chasing tools were so fast. Another point: At 25:50 you skip over the cutting of the relief behind the male thread. At 27:20 you show how to get grain alignment between male and female. If the top and base screw together with no visible gap the method you show will not work. It simply shortens the male thread. Rather, you must slightly shorten the outside part of the base below the thread. (Or, equivalently but less conveniently, shorten the same part of the lid.) Only if this results in a gap between top and base should you shorten the male thread.

Thanks for video. I am considering buying this sharpening system. One question though. With the direction the belt runs, is there a chance of the chisel biting or cutting into the belt as the belt runs in a direction onto the cutting edge?

Up to what size can the profiling jig accomedate?

Nice Robert is any book to learn about it

That’s really nice. How do you add the color without getting it into the recesses cut by the tool so you still maintain the bare wood contrast. Are you using paint or some type of marker? Great job.

Hi, great video. I’m just wondering how you colour your work so that you don’t colour in the pattern as well. Any guidance appreciated.

This set has been great. I taught my son to use lathe and the ProEdge sharpener gets a lot of use keeping an edge on them.

Hi. I’ve just got one of these and my belts all run off to the right by about 5mm. I’ve tried adjusting the tracking but can’t get it any better than the 5mm. I seem to have gone round in circles many times with no improvement. Is there a video that details how the tracking works and how I could adjust it? Other than this small issue the tool is amazing.

Does the flat grind cause any problems for woodturning chisels?

Am I right that the belt appears to be running TOWARDS the sharp edge of the piece (ie from top roller downwards) rather than AWAY from the cutting edge? If so, this runs counter to what is best practice for sharpening chainsaw cutters - is there theory to back this up?

This was an amazing combination of sales pitch (without the gimmicks and ridiculousness that, sadly, I’m used to as an American) and tutorial. I’ll be getting this set.

Love this chaps voice.

Omg such mind blowing technique!!

Hello, I'm after buying a proedge I'm wondering ho to sharpen a Robert storby 3/8 spindle gouge to a 30 degree angle thanks Michael

This has been my main "go to" video demonstration - everything I wanted to know, thank you :)

Just purchased the Steady Pro from Craft Supplies USA. Have to say it does what is promised. It is very easy to set up and relieves all twisting and chattering that one faces when using carbide tipped tools and scrappers. Good product and can help in your woodturning projects.

good morning robert sorby. please tell me where to buy these tools from the video to make wood texture. an international website?

just bought the 330S looking forward to having a go.😁

I just received a excelsior French curve cutter and a teardrop cutter but sure of the right way to put them on my turn master Help!

I followed the steps and read the leaflet my proedge Guide wont grinded square very frustrating for the price it cost

Beautiful "stain" technique. I've never seen that done before. I can't wait to try it out. Thanks!

I’ve got this machine and I can assure anybody that it is not garbage as someone else has said. I haven’t sharpened knives on it but I have plenty of chisels. If you need to put a new factory looking bevel on a damaged chisel this machine does it in a few minutes. It’s excellent. After getting this machine I don’t even worry if I hit a nail or screw with a chisel anymore.

Bravo !

What make were the acid-free pens please? I would love to do this.

my chuck wobbles when using adapter for 1 1/4 tpi what can I do to correct this ?

Very good, I will be purchasing the set very shortly, thanks for the demonstration.

ou on peut acheter ce genre d outils svp merci

bjr ou peut on trouver ce type de ciseaux a bois merci

What angle does the extra long grind jig put on it?

Excellent demonstration and explanation

Great vid 🥺 really helped me great tools used and very helpful

31:03 says cocobolo was too soft to thread, so they used boxwood. Cocobolo has a slightly higher janka hardness rating. Can anyone provide some insight on this? Thanks!

Just an added endorsement. The Sorby Turnmaster set you demonstrated was my first full size turning tool. Very glad it is where I started. Have used it for a wide variety of projects for several years. Actually learned a couple of new uses for the steel cutters. Yes they do sharpen the way you have demonstrated. One head is used for the square cutter, the second for the round cutter and the third for the steel cutter I am using for the current project. Made a handle for the parting tool which fits the way I work. Nice demonstration.

Tanks for this video. Very interesting.