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Question: I have the jig all set up, but I'm not sure whose wheels to get, other than 80 & 120 grit.
Document: I have been using this system for a month or so now and love it. It makes sharpening skews and gouges a snap, and allows me to do so with less time grinding so my tools will last longer.It was quite easy to set up, I just made a riser block out of 3/4" plywood for my grinder and then the 8" wheels of my grinder easily cleared the brackets for the jig.
If you aren't a grinding wheel master, this will help you get a great grind on your turning gouges. I'm a &#34;newbie&#34; to turning and bought this to ensure I would be working with sharp, properly-ground tools. It still requires some learning, but it is a great tool for making sure you have a repeatable grind without spending all your time sharpening instead of turning. I recommend it!
Title says it all. The tool rest is limited to turning tools and plane irons--no chisels here...the handles get in the way.I'm thinking about modifying the rest by drilling holes for brass posts for a piece of wood milled like the Veritas rest.
I sharpened my turning tools free-hand and that had been frustrated exercises. I bought this jig and the task was a breeze; after the setup, it took literally seconds to sharpen the gouge to the desired angles, no fuss!An important note:  the jig has to be installed right under the grinding wheels, so your grinder must have a small base. That is, the base cannot be extended to the grinding wheels (look at the picture).
After many years of sharpening my turning tools by hand I decided to finally break down and purchase this jig. They are very well made and very sturdy and durable. When you tighten the clamps they do not move from the set position and my tools look like a factory done sharpening job. Should have purchased this tool years ago.
Everyone always says this product is worth the price tag... I have it and it is OK. I would look hard at other brands as there is not much to this jig and after having it for a couple months I'm still not convinced its worth the price.
I ordered a packaged set of 8 wood lathe chisels and they were not sharp and the angles were all wrong on some of them. I used the Wolverine jig to sharpen the lot and it worked perfectly. It comes with a DVD video describing how to use the jig to sharpen a common set of about 5 lathe chisels. The video is very informative. The clamping mechanism works perfectly to keep your angles set and the vee arm adjustment set and does not move.
GREAT product. Does EXACTLY as advertised. Unmatched QUALITY. EASY to install. EASY to adjust without tools. Locks securely and instantly for precise grinding. If I were in a pinch financially, I'd settle for a less expensive grinder and spend my money on two accessories:  (1)  A Wolverine Grinding Jig and (2) Norton seeded gel grinding wheels. With these two accessories, even an inexpensive grinder will become a tool you'll use often for quality sharpening of your tools.
Turn s sharpening into a simple process for my bowl gouges in particular. It's well made and heavy..Some indexing marks on the slide mechanism would be helpful, and the locking mechanism can cause the slide to shift a bit if you aren't careful. But overall I'm very pleased.I bought to use with a 10&#34; slow speed grinder and had to mount the grinder on a riser to put the jig directly under the wheel.
Can't argue with perfection for this jig. It is or will be on every serious wood turners bench. Easy to set up, easy to use. Don't waste your time looking for a cheaper alternative, you won't be satisfied. This is the holy grail.
Answer: yes