angle grinding jig

I often make a hand plane,
So I made it by doing a lot of angle grinding work.

[@robertlassiter907]

Mr. Young Je, this was just what I needed. I could watch this for hours. Very interesting as usual! Thank you and take care.

[@AlfonMon]

I'm making a plane right now, hand sanding the primary bevel several hours and your video pop up (ring my bell ;)). That is a fantastic simple jig. Cheers!

[@theateam2006]

It is always a pleasure to watch what your creative mind invents. Looking forward to more awesome ideas!

[@akquicksilver]

You are a clever and talented man.

[@TheCHRISCaPWN]

It is always nicer to make your own tools over buying them. The pride you get from using them is priceless.

[@YoungJe]

thank you

[@Culturedropout]

Oh, that's very clever! I might have to make one of those. Thanks for sharing.

[@fisharmor]

You always have the best ideas for how to simplify things and still get the results. Great video as always!

[@YoungJe]

thank you

[@ChristopherSalisburySalz]

Great idea! Thank you for sharing.

[@andreymozgovoy8705]

As you sharpen, the angle changes. Check the angle at the end of the sharpening.

[@YoungJe]

of course

[@Culturedropout]

I suppose that could be fixed by making the angle plate clamp solid at the desired angle. Maybe drill and tap a couple of holes in line with the bolt, near the edges of the angle plate, and install short bolts or set screws that would tighten against the bolt to lock it in place. Maybe switch to the two-eared conduit clamps for added strength. Add a "rip fence" to the plate. Then you should be able to just set the angle and clamp it, and slide the work piece against it while feeding it into the sanding belt until the whole face was ground. You'd probably want to clamp it in different places each time, though, to even out the wear on the belt.

[@Bobsutubes]

Straight forward and effective. Very nice.

[@jeanloreaud9282]

Belle astuce bravo, à bientôt salut Jeannot 😉🛠

[@stevenstout1542]

After making, what, 30 plus planes, this will be super useful in your shop.

[@MrGeroth]

Wow that’s amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@peregrine1970]

Very nice!

[@joaopinheirodeoliveira1492]

Muito bem feito. Quanta habilidade...

[@BensWorkshop]

Good ideas there, many thanks.

[@YoungJe]

thank you

[@MCsCreations]

Brilliant work, my friend! Really well done! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@YoungJe]

Thank you I hope it's safe

[@UlisesUlises-xc6wp]

Maestro Young Je! 🌳✨

[@jeanmas8789]

Beau travail bravo !!

[@hassanal-mosawi4235]

Thanks for sharing that

[@YoungJe]

thank you

[@bhaygood7306]

Great job will have to try this 👍👍👍👍👍

[@YoungJe]

thank you

[@jeffreydauterman]

WELCOME BACK!!!!!!!

[@SaltyVibrations]

if you flip the jig 180' so the belt grinds away from the bevel (instead of in front) it is easier to see the burr form. Good lookin jig

[@YoungJe]

thank you

[@coreycollins5702]

Well done, double edged plane blades

[@YoungJe]

This is a test cut,

[@user-xk4jr3st9b]

Молодец, хорошее устройство.!!!

[@krenwregget7667]

very clever and useful for many different angles.

[@YoungJe]

thank you

[@user-kh6ee9im4d]

오늘도 한국의 긍지...빨간목장갑^^ 영상 감사히 봤습니다

[@YoungJe]

감사합니다

[@xhikexhike619]

Mani d'oro.

[@FritsvanDoorn]

Super! Thumbs up

[@YoungJe]

thank you

[@basilstadnik1342]

super !

[@tommypouncey5667]

Hi KZbin grandad. Great stuff again. But why do you need a blade sharpened at both ends? Is this part of a new project?

[@YoungJe]

This is a test cut,

[@davidshaper5146]

Doesn't that generate too much heat?

[@YoungJe]

It generates heat, but it is not a big problem.

[@jeffdavey3558]

If one thinks heat is a problem, one could use a `Variac Variable Transformer` to decrease the AC voltage, which would lower the speed of the belt (and heat).

[@DornelasMR]

Maravilha! Perfeito!

[@rod1951]

Genius

[@YoungJe]

thank you

[@user-rt3rk9sg2u]

나무야놀자님..전공이 목공이 아니라..철공이셨던겁니까?

[@YoungJe]

목공입니다~ㅎ 감사합니다~^^

[@aMadHouseProduction]

Wouldn't the angle change as the material gets removed?

[@YoungJe]

Of course Should check frequently

[@terrytopliss9506]

👍👍👍

[@chakireladraoui9331]

👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤

[@ralhmcc47]

don't you need a support on the other end of the rod to stop flexing ?

[@YoungJe]

I experimented, but I don't need it.

[@kenanbicercicekdagbicer9308]

Süper

[@user-ld2ss7wf7e]

비용은 아주 적고 그 혜택은 백만 달러의 가치가 있습니다!

[@YoungJe]

감사합니다

[@YN3_]

Its so dangerous to work on the grinder in the fabric gloves! Be careful.

[@YoungJe]

thanks

[@JakeSpeed1000]

Very nice!

[@YoungJe]

thank you