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Bill Rubenstein
 
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Default Typical bevel grinds

I buy only quality gouges but have never bought one whose edge was
properly shaped from the factory. I have a 36 grit wheel which I use to
get it from what the factory sent to what it needs to be.

The Wolverine jig or some similar jig is the way to go. Also, I'm sure
that you know someone who could teach you how to get the proper shape
and walk you through getting your tools usable.

Bill

George H Hughes wrote:
Can someone tell me where I might find a chart showing the typical bevel
that turning tools are ground to the first time. Some of my tools have
gotten out of whack I am sure and I want to get them back to the typical
where and can then start to find the bevel that works for me.
I have never found this information listed all in one place before.
I know everyone will find the bevel that works for them but I need to get
back to that point and get a start on find my sweet bevel.
Thanks to everyone....
George Hughes
Warner Robins, GA