🔪 Enhance Your Chisel's Precision: TOLSESA Honing Yellow Sharpening Chisels Review

I sharpened tools myself and decided to buy this sharpening guide. It was a smart purchase. He suggested measurements for different angles depending on what you want to sharpen. My chiseling and planing experience is now excellent. The only downside is that small chisels like 3/8 and smaller are harder to hold, requiring you to move more slowly when sharpening. Works well with my diamond stone and oil stone.

This is much better than my other almost identical manual. But one side is good and the other is not. I cannot place the chisel correctly in the guide. I'm frustrated with buying junk that I have to work on and modify to make it work properly. All instruments made today are not as good as the models from 10 years ago. I buy old model saws and routers, get schematics and order parts to restore. It seems like the only way to get quality tools. Technology should make things better. Instead, it…

Haven't used it yet. But it is an indispensable tool when sharpening various woodworking tools such as chisels and lathes, and eventually cutting knives. Actually, I think it's just about the kind of instrument he's going to hold. Anything you want to sharpen on a stone that allows the holder to grip will work, but I think it's mostly for chisels. It simply holds the tool and holds it at the existing angle. And yes, many carpenters know how to hold a corner unaided. But it's a useful help for…