Trend fast track | Chisel and plane iron sharpener

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
  • The trend fast track is a very easy to use device for sharpening flat chisels and plane irons. This device can be used to sharpen the chisel to 25 degrees, you can then use the other side of the Trend fast track to sharpen the tip of the chisel to a micro angle of 30 degrees. This system is almost fool proof and even people with no previous sharpening experience can get exceptional results in a very fast time. The Trend fast track uses diamond sharpening stones, which are available in a range of coarseness to suit the job that you are doing. Brought to you by www.ultimatehan...

Komentáře • 58

  • @fieldsofomagh
    @fieldsofomagh Před 9 lety +1

    This tool is ideal for the ordinary diyer who does bits and pieces now and again and has'nt the time,skill or inclination to go sharpening chisels or plane blades.Looking at the demo, it only took a short time and the results were evident for everyone to see.Excellent quality video as usual and looking forward to the next episode of Ultimate Handyman.

  • @AwwwPishhh
    @AwwwPishhh Před 9 lety +1

    Always good to see a post from UH. I hardly get time to sleep what with work and family so I take.my hat off to the you tubers out there who use their free time to help others by posting informative videos. Bravo.

  • @icespeckledhens
    @icespeckledhens Před 9 lety +4

    Back in the early 60's, when I did my C&J apprenticeship, you had to buy an oilstone and learn how to do it unaided but times move on, This sharpener looks promising.l didn't find the Stanley sharpening guide that useful, I found doing it by hand easier in the long run.
    Thanks for the video.

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety +1

      Thanks for the comment.
      I would imagine it takes a lot of practice to sharpen by hand without any kind of guide etc.

    • @icespeckledhens
      @icespeckledhens Před 9 lety +1

      ***** We used planes and chisels all the time and they had to be sharp so we were sharpening our tools, on oilstones, several times a day, so we had a lot of practice..
      Thanks for the reply

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety +1

      icespeckledhens
      You are welcome
      Thanks for the comments ;-)

  • @MrPaul1f
    @MrPaul1f Před 9 lety +4

    I use a fast track myself and have done for several years, it works brilliantly and is well made. I always strop off on the leather tool roll after sharpening for an even better edge.

  • @SuperWayneyb
    @SuperWayneyb Před 9 lety

    I have have a lot of the Trend diamond range and they are very good quality. The large diamond hand file is also a great bit of kit as well as the credit card version. 😄

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety +1

      wayne burgess Thanks Wayne,
      I keep meaning to see if it's possible to sharpen an HSS drill bit with a diamond file as some people don't have a bench grinder. I'll give that a go when I get chance ;-)
      Thanks for the comment

  • @MrSonyCity
    @MrSonyCity Před 9 lety +1

    Finally back to a intro that doesn't take a year to watch.

  • @therealKINDLE
    @therealKINDLE Před 9 lety

    You know, the other day I was so embarrassed. I thought I'd broken some large hedge pruners because the washer looked as though it had snapped. My Mum's sister & brother in law are fortunate to have training from down the family chain. My Dad couldn't even replace the fuse in a plug. So I felt like a complete fuckwit when they pointed out it was a "spring washer" & I had not broken them. I subscribed to you because I want to learn as much as possible & avoid disappointing my Mum constantly. Thank you for these videos. They are a great help.

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety

      You are welcome. Thanks for subscribing ;-)
      I used to use spring washers on a daily basis when fitting bogie wheels to some trucks that weigh about 10 tonnes. On one occasion the spring washers snapped, which meant the nuts worked loose- then one of the wheels fell off!
      I hope you learn some good tips from the channel ;-)

  • @garyelliot2317
    @garyelliot2317 Před 3 měsíci

    Video was obviously edited as it would make pretty dull viewing to watch the entire sharpening process. Interested to know how long it actually took though... Tempted to get one of these but the main thing putting me off is the stroke doesn't look long enough for doing planer blades.

  • @SuperWayneyb
    @SuperWayneyb Před 9 lety +2

    Cleaning them up is easy as well buy a pack of the cheap erasers off eBay ( other on line sellers are available) and just rub the diamond plates with one. You don't need to pay ten times as much by buying the Trend one.

  • @TheGabyGail
    @TheGabyGail Před 9 lety +1

    Finally a new video

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety

      Sorry, I have been very busy of late and struggle fitting everything in. I should hopefully get time to make more videos over the coming weeks ;-)

  • @zedman442
    @zedman442 Před 9 lety +1

    Your obviously not a salesman chez as you didn't do a demo of before or after! 😉 I've just got a cheap whetstone at the moment and can be hit or miss so this could be a good investment. Good review as always 👍

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety

      Thanks, it's a good job I have nothing to sell LOL
      Thanks for the comment ;-)
      I watched a few videos the other week with Billy Mays, that guy could sell snow to Eskimo's LOL
      It's a pity most of the products he was selling were crap!

  • @caskwith
    @caskwith Před 9 lety +2

    I'll be interested to hear your long term thoughts on this. Personally I a dubious of edge retention using this method as the scratch pattern is parallel to the blade which to me would suggest a weak wire edge that is liable to break off as soon as it is used. Traditional sharpening methods leave scratches perpendicular which to me would seem to be stronger and have the advantage of a little "tooth" to it.

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety +1

      Not sure about that to be honest. If you use the finest diamond stone available the scratches would be very small.
      I'll see how it goes and will post back if there are any problems. Come to think of it I do have a Stanley honing block somewhere, perhaps I could do a comparison when I get chance ;-)
      Thanks for the comment

    • @dalriada842
      @dalriada842 Před 9 lety +1

      ***** That would be interesting. I've just bought a Norton stone. If I'd known about this, I'd have bought it instead. Much easier by the looks of it!

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety

      dalriada842
      Thanks for the comment ;-)
      I'll add it to my list

    • @daw162
      @daw162 Před 9 lety

      dalriada842 You'll be far better off with the norton stone in the long run. Trust me.

  • @SuperWayneyb
    @SuperWayneyb Před 9 lety

    People are saying you can't flatten the back of the chisel but you can using the optional stone that fits on the flat front section.

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety +1

      wayne burgess Thanks Wayne, I'm sure you could flatten it by using one of the diamond files that fit in the fast track as well if you wanted to.

  • @dblehar
    @dblehar Před 9 lety +1

    was waiting to the end to see you test the sharpness by shaving your arm hair with it, thats when you know its super sharp! Have you tested it out on a plane iron?

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety +1

      No, I have not tested it on a plane iron yet. I'll try shaving my arm hair next time ;-)
      Thanks for the comment

  • @SuperWayneyb
    @SuperWayneyb Před 9 lety

    That de buring plate is about a tenner on e bay by the way

  • @SuperWayneyb
    @SuperWayneyb Před 9 lety

    The hand held diamond file will. The credit card one will do your router bits and between them you can sharpen almost anything. 😄

  • @cheechU38K
    @cheechU38K Před 9 lety

    Great find! Simple design and human powered lol

  • @fesy734
    @fesy734 Před 9 lety

    I've always used a stone for sharpening, but I'm very open minded so I may purchase and try this out. Also I bought a new drill from screw fix yesterday, I've already got an 18v makita and I needed a small but powerfull drill. The one I got is a bosch 10.8v LI combi drill £85, I think so far it's brilliant, light enough to use and has a 10mm chuck, LED light, led battery level indicator, carry bag, 1 battery and charger, I mainly want to ask you what are your thought on the 'Bosch professional' range?

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety

      The Bosch professional range is normally very good, their SDS drills are some of the best available. Most of their professional range tools are good and should last a long time ;-)
      Thanks for the comment

  • @ZanderKaneUK
    @ZanderKaneUK Před 9 lety +1

    Almost bought one of these then thought how poor value for money it is compared to a water/oil stone setup. Plus you cannot flatten the back side of the plane. And its only used for that one operation at two angles.

  • @robertbrunston5406
    @robertbrunston5406 Před 7 lety

    Thanks

  • @disconeil
    @disconeil Před 9 lety

    Hi UH, is there any way or place to remove the burr from the flat side after sharpening? N.

  • @SuperWayneyb
    @SuperWayneyb Před 9 lety

    The lapping fluid does help as well :)

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety +1

      Good point, I forgot to get some of that!
      Thanks for the comment

  • @richardharratt9543
    @richardharratt9543 Před rokem

    So no one notice he changed chisels because he realized how long it was going to take him with first chisel coz it had a nick in it 😅

  • @stephengreen909
    @stephengreen909 Před 9 lety

    Brilliant. .
    Want one.
    Where can I get one...???.

  • @SuperWayneyb
    @SuperWayneyb Před 9 lety

    It isn't cheap though, I wonder what it actually is? lol

    • @ultimatehandyman
      @ultimatehandyman  Před 9 lety

      Not sure, Next time I see some I'll check it out.
      It probably says in the ingredients Aqua or possibly H2O LOL