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Sandpaper, dowels, and wood scraps solve unique sharpening challenges

Taller than the ones you find retail, this sharpening jig is especially handy for flattening backs and sharpening drawknives.

Brian Newell came up with his own jig that will save plenty of money on blade sharpening and replacement.

The angle stock is an alternative to the metal ruler technique, and hooks nicely over the edge of the stone.

This simple solution makes sharpening a breeze.

The key to success with a spokeshave is understanding the cutting angles and how they work.

Use a drill press and a small diamond honing plate.

You'll never experience the upside of a super-sharp blade if you don't put in the time on the backside.

Bob Van Dyke demonstrates a cool tool that helps him get curved blades sharp without much fuss.

Bob Van Dyke demonstrates how he sharpens his plane blades and gets back to work without skipping a beat.