VeritasŪ Honing Guide Mk.XXXXII
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| The key to consistent and fast honing is repeatability and our
Mk.II (2) honing guide delivers that and more in spades. It will set bevel
angles from 15° to 54° and a range of back bevels from 10° to
20°. As much as the Mk.II (2) was an advancement over our classic Mk.I
(1), the Mk.XXXXII (42) is at least XXI (21) times better than the Mk.II
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| The Mk.XXXXII (42) projection jig slides onto the guide body, centering
and squaring the blade with an integral fence. The blade stop has four discrete
positions for preset bevel angles; micro-bevels are honed by rotating the
adjustable eccentric axle to change wheel height. |
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| For use with standard tools such as chisels and plane blades, the Mk.XXXXII
(42) honing guide is completely compatible with the Mk.II (2) projection
jig. Once you've lapped your chisels and blades to a common thickness (a
trivial one-time exercise), youll be easily able to set and lap several
blades simultaneously something that just can't be done with those
other wimpy jigs. |
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| In addition to expanding the clamping capacity to a generous 13-1/2"
(to accommodate 12" wide blades), weve developed an entirely
new fixture to securely hold planer blades for sharpening. Loosely based
on the Veritas® Small-Blade Holder (05P32.03), the Veritas® Planer-Blade
Holder uses a reverse bevel stop block to simultaneously register the blade
while preventing it from rotating during use. |
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| Three pairs of inset 1/2" rare-earth magnets provide 54 lb of holding
force, and are spaced such that planer blades as small as 6" long can
be held securely. |
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| Product weight is 6.3 lb. Made from die-cast zinc-aluminum alloy, with
brass fittings and a turned steel axle. Patent pending. 14" bench stones
available in-store only.
So why call it the Mk.XXXXII? Well we put a lot of deep thought
into the design, and what else could we call a jig that's clearly the
shop equivalent of the Ultimate Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything
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