Hutch9022
Member
I'm looking to buy a grinding gig for a bench top grinder to sharpen my lathe tools.
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Wanted Grinding gig
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Curly
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Oneway's Wolverine jig is the one I have. Available direct from Oneway or through a ton of vendors. It is copied and sold by others and there are lots of plans and videos on how to make your own on the same principles.
jttheclockman
Member
I started out with the Wolverine system but have since gone to the RoboRest and love it. It is somewhat a freehand sharpening system but with a control on a flat platform.
https://www.robohippy.net/store/robo-rest-ow-oneway-compatible
https://www.robohippy.net/store/robo-rest-ow-oneway-compatible
Dick Mahany
Member
I have done the same thing and am pleased with both. I bought the Robo-rest that fits the Wolverine mount and particularly like it for sharpening skews which are my most used pen turning tools. I find myself still using the Wolverine system for bowl and spindle gouges.
Both are excellent additions albeit quite different in use for tool grinding and sharpening.
jttheclockman
Member
I noticed no like button here but agree with Dick. 
That is what I did also.
That is what I did also.
Hutch9022
Member
Thank y'all. And thanks for not calling me out on my spelling of jig. Lol
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JimB
Member
I didn't even notice until you pointed it out... sooooo.....
Anyway, I also use the Wolverine system and I also have the roborest that fits it. A perfect combination.
leehljp
Member Liaison
I have the Pro-Grind sharpening system and really like it. I do not have a RoboRest yet but really need to get one!
Thanks guys, for mentioning it.
Thanks guys, for mentioning it.
gimpy
Member
I agree with Pete