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Well in the time that I was waiting for parts to repair my jointer and get back to my coffee table build, I had to do something productive. After seeing Stubby Nubs Worksharp 3000 Station, I figured that it would be a good build for my Worksharp 2000. The Worksharp 2000 is limited to the size of chisels and plane irons you can fit in the slot. I think it is about 1.5". This would not work for most plane blades. In Stubby Nubs video you could use the flat surface of the station to position a sharpening jig.
I had some MDF scrap material and other scraps laying around, so I just started measuring and cutting. No real plan. I think it is about as done as it is getting and should work well, I hope. Only took a couple of days, a few hours here or there.
The exciting part is my Worksharp has been sitting new in the box for over half a year, now maybe I will put it to some use. I am going to have a lot of chiseling and joinery to do on my coffee table and this should help keep my chisels sharp. So thanks Stubby Nubs for the idea.
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I had some MDF scrap material and other scraps laying around, so I just started measuring and cutting. No real plan. I think it is about as done as it is getting and should work well, I hope. Only took a couple of days, a few hours here or there.
The exciting part is my Worksharp has been sitting new in the box for over half a year, now maybe I will put it to some use. I am going to have a lot of chiseling and joinery to do on my coffee table and this should help keep my chisels sharp. So thanks Stubby Nubs for the idea.
