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- The Oneway® Vari-Grind™ Jig is supported by the V-arm and can be adjusted to grind bowl gouges or spindle gouges with fingernail shapes, side grinds, etc. The articulated head will allow the turner to make any grind required, and be able to precisely repeat the shape the next time the gouge needs sharpening. Professional results can be achieved with a little practice, and will surprise even the most disillusioned woodturner who says "not another grinding jig". Instructions included.
- V-Arm NOT Included
- Holds tools up to 3/4" diameter
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Highly recomment, well made.
Andy in PA
Comments On Nov 28, 2021:Jig made of quality material, and I know it will last a long time.
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Great jig
Jay in AZ
Comments On Jul 25, 2018:Like the rest of the Wolverine grinding setup, this jig gets 5 stars. It allows me to get perfect and repeatable fingernail grinds on my gouges every time, and also makes it very easy to convert a gouge from standard to a fingernail or swept back profile.
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What a lifesaver!
DARRELL in WA
Comments On Aug 25, 2016:The Oneway Vari-Grind Jig is the perfect tool to have to hold your spindle and detail gouges in the proper position to achieve the proper sharpening angle. It is easy to set up and will get your tools sharpened correctly very quickly. I just wish they would make the same type jig to accomodate my roughing gouges. Excellent product.
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Great quality
Jimmy in WY
Comments On Dec 15, 2015:Works as it should. The one I received is the new style with the updated holding parts.
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Great grinding jig
Russell in NC
Comments On Dec 14, 2015:I have work with metal for much longer than wood. I am familiar with many different kinds of grinding jig. I have to tell you that the Oneway system is the greatest for sharpening my woodworking tools. They have never been sharper and it is very easy to set up and use...In under 20 minutes it was setup and I was sharpening my lathe tools... Thanks
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Precise
David in GA
Comments On Apr 23, 2015:Precise sharpening time after time. Extremely easy set up and equally easy to use. Wouldn't dream of trying to put an edge on any of my bowl gouges without this tool.
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Oneway Vari-Grind Jig
Leonard in CA
Comments On Oct 23, 2014:Makes sharpening easier. Only one thing to say "Great".
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Save your tools!
Donald in KY
Comments On Apr 21, 2014:Love this Jig, yeah i have seen others for cheaper you can make one out of wood or scrap metal. But I didn't pay hefty prices for my tools to test on some homemade gadget. once you have your grinding system set up its zip, zip, done start turning.
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Easy sharpening jig
Roger in MT
Comments On Dec 14, 2013:The members of my woodturning club recommended this sharpening system. I am so glad I started with the best, since I know I would be timid about sharpening freehand. The unit was easy to mount on my grinder bench and the components seem nearly indestructible.
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Wolverine sharpening jig
Mark in OR
Comments On Oct 06, 2013:Great investment, gets my gouge sharp quickly and gets me back to turning.
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Solid and versatile
David in CO
Comments On Dec 12, 2012:Very nice little jig. Well made and durable.
I now have two, since the angle I use to grind spindle gouges is different than the one I use on deep-fluted gouges, and it's nice to just pick up one and have it already set, but for a couple of years I just had one and adjusted it back and forth, which worked just fine. Using the reference notches to repeat an angle setting is both easy and accurate.
Using a light touch it's possible to get a very keen edge without taking off much steel at all.
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