Making a Tool & Cutter Grinder - Hemingway Kits - Part 2

Here I build a tool and cutter grinder using plans and materials from Hemingway Kits.
The sheet metal parts were quite sharp and required a lot of deburring. They are all accurately to dimension and square, though.
The plans are nicely printed on A3 paper, although the dimensions are in imperial - not great for my metric machines. Before starting each part, I converted all the measurements to metric.
I wasn't sure how sturdy it would be, given the many sheet metal parts, but what I've built up to now feels very solid.

[@jakobv8]

I love all your videos, and find your jigging super satisfying. But this time I think you flew through it, I was not quite able to follow. I may have to watch it again. Still a big Thumbs up!

[@PaulsGarageProjects]

Many thanks for the feedback!

[@memyselfandeye1234]

Very nice..... Beautifully shot and edited videos to... peace

[@PaulsGarageProjects]

Thank you very much!

[@memyselfandeye1234]

@@PaulsGarageProjects pleasure chap... peace

[@BTWM]

Awesome videos, you do great work! While watching this, I noticed your lathe mounted scribe tool, and your auto-retracting thread. Was going to comment just to ask you about those, then I looked at your previous videos and found both! Thanks for sharing, your videos will be occupying my idle time for the foreseeable future :)

[@PaulsGarageProjects]

Many thanks for the kind words!

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Very nice work sir. Looking like it’s going to work well.

[@PaulsGarageProjects]

Many thanks!

[@LikeFactoryMade]

Nice build, you just gave me some ideas for a future project.

[@PaulsGarageProjects]

Thanks! I can't take any credit for the design, but great to hear that you've been inspired!

[@robertszuba3382]

briefly concisely very inspiring substantive rarity on yt

[@PaulsGarageProjects]

Thank you very much!

[@howder1951]

Nice work Paul, lots of parts in these kits, makes for a great hobby, cheers!

[@PaulsGarageProjects]

Thanks! It's certainly been keeping me busy!

[@howardosborne8647]

It only took you 12 minutes to make that tool holding jig....what will you do with the rest of the evening?😂

[@PaulsGarageProjects]

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