How to Sharpen Chisels - The Flat Chisel

Ben takes take you step by step through the process of sharpening the flat chisel in the third part of this four part series that includes the gouge, the skew chisel, the flat chisel, and the spindle gouge. The flat chisel is used for making smoothing, planing cuts and can be used to cut woodworking joints.
In this series Ben uses a Tormek T4 Bushcraft Edition Grinder, Japanese Combination Waterstones, Japanese Slip Stones, Paddle Strop, the Orford Carving Tool Sharpening Set, Tormek paste and Camelia Oil. He also offers you options if you cannot access a Grinder (including Diamond Stones or Regrinding services). Ben then shows you the basic use of each chisel for turning on a lathe.
Sharpening Kit: bit.ly/39hGSoF
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[@andreborsch2266]

Hi Ben! Thanks for showing us how to sharpen all those different chisels. Really enjoying your and Lois' videos. ATB André

[@martinfoy5167]

Loving these videos ben & lois gives people an insight as to what it entails to sharpen / use & how to look after your tools & knives 👌 ps buffy arrived safe and sound 👍thankyou very much I love it 🤗

[@greyviking2412]

Thank you, very helpful...

[@BootstrapBob]

Ben. Great series of videos and very informative. I've been thinking about a bench sharpener for a while but as an occasional user I can't justify the cost of a Tormek. Do you have any suggestions of a reasonable grinder for the hobbiest that's not going to break the bank? Thanks.

[@mariomartin2739]

Did you sell out of nomad friction folders

[@BenOrford]

Mario Martin thanks for the message. This batch went pretty fast. I should make some more over the next few weeks.
Keep a eye on the store many thanks cheers Ben

[@LarsKiel]

🙏👍