Owner's manual

CREATIVE & COST EFFECTIVE

WAYS

to EXPAND the WS3000

TOOL BAR ATTACHMENT

Credits:

Thanks to Don Middendorf for supplying the pictures

and content for this creative, cost effective solution.

www.middendorfwoodcrafts.com

Two blocks, bolts and wing nuts plus a disc

attached to the lower block only.

This jig allows you to sharpen a wide range of

gouges consistently.

A similar set up jig (shown on page 3) can be used

to create consistent Tool Stick Out settings.

GOUGE JIG

and content for this creative, cost effective solution.

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CREATIVE & COST EFFECTIVE WAYS to EXPAND the WS3000 TOOL BAR ATTACHMENT Credits: Thanks to Don Middendorf for supplying the pictures and content for this creative, cost effective solution. www.middendorfwoodcrafts.com GOUGE JIG Two blocks, bolts and wing nuts plus a disc attached to the lower block only. This jig allows you to sharpen a wide range of gouges consistently. A similar set up jig (shown on page 3) can be used to create consistent Tool Stick Out settings.
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ROUND NOSE SCRAPER JIG This is a simple jig to set up the angle I like for my round nose scrapers. Provides a fast and consistent way to regrind my scraper. I have various jigs for each specific scraper. Small round nose scraper holder for my Sorby swan neck hollowing tool tip. Simple scrap with two ¼ inch holes in it. Top one is tapped for wing bolt. Sharpen as you would any round nose scraper. When used with the Tool Rest, it provides a fast and consistent grind.
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SKEW CHISEL JIG This is simply two blocks and bolts with wing nuts. One block with a channel cut in it at my favorite angle so there is no messing with it . You wouldn’t need the channel but I like having it pre-set every time. Works with the new Tool Bar or the one that comes with the unit. Shown on Tool Bar Attachment Once the skew chisel is set in the wood block fixture, simply set the Tool Bar Height so that the bevel lays flat on the abrasive disc.