Precision Chisel Sharpening Jig & Guide, with Angle Fixture & Gauge (10-45) Sharpener for Wood Chisels and Plane Blades up to 2.8" Width
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10°-45° Adjustable Angle Fixture & Clear Angle Gauge No more guessing blade bevel angles by eye with this honing guide kit’s built-in angle gauge and positioning fixture. Our chisel sharpening jig supports adjustable sharpening angles from 10° to 45°, perfectly matching all types of wood chisel and planer blades. The dedicated positioning block fixes blade length precisely, greatly simplifying setup and boosting honing accuracy compared to basic chisel sharpener jigs.
Angle Gauge & Angle Fixture No more estimating blade bevel angles by eye. This honing guide kit comes with an angle gauge to quickly check blade angles. The innovative angle fixture with positioning block fixes blade length precisely, greatly simplifying your sharpening setup and improving honing accuracy for all chisels and plane blades.
Dual Sharpening Stones with Non-Slip Base Features 400#/1000# grit diamond sharpening stone for sharpening and repair—400# for chips and reshaping, 1000# for honing and maintenance, durable diamond surfaces wear longer and never need flattening, outperforming traditional whetstone. Achieve razor-sharp edges and a polished finish with 3000# and 8000# grits options. Includes a non-slip base for stability.
High Compatibility Chisels and plane blades ranging from 0.1 in to 2.8 in width fit this honing guide securely, easily meeting your various honing needs. Moreover, the extended roller always ensures rapid, smooth and stable honing at the correct bevel angle on both diamond sharpening stone and standard whetstone.
Built To Last Mainly crafted from anodized solid CNC-machined aluminum alloy and stainless steel, this chisel sharpening jig is rustproof and corrosion-resistant. High precision laser etched markings offer great readability under low-light conditions and will not wear out over time, a practical chisel sharpener addition to your woodworking toolbox.
