Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pro Grind Sharpening System, Multi-Grind Sharpening Jig for 152mm & 203mm Bench Grinder - with Platform Jig, Tool Rest Bar, Setup Block, Miter Slide, Micro Bevel Block, for Woodturning Tools

Great sharpening system for the price point! I was told to only get the poplar and more expensive system to sharpen my lathe tools. This functions very similarly and for just a hobbyist turner is great! Not a single complaint! I haven’t used all the functions (tool rest) as I don’t have a need for it just yet, but do like the multi angle grinding system, the platform, and the miter sliding system very much. Easy to set up on my slow speed grinder and can make consistent grinds!

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I am just starting to learn wood turning. Learning how to keep tools sharp is a huge part of wood turning. This jig makes sharpening fast and accurate

Great deal for the price, I have no objections to this purchase

Ein sehr gutes und günstiges Produkt, wie alles von VEVOR

Not bad for the money. But it's need some improvement on it.

This grinding sharpening jig is definitely sturdy and has several attachments to do various tool types. The only thing I noticed is that if your shop is small or a bit cramped you might find this to get in the way or need to remove it. This is a great help to get consistent sharpness on your tools versus only doing hand held positioning.

Use some YouTube for set up directions.

Im pretty new to the wood turning game so still learning. I bought a top name brand sharpening jig and had a hard time keeping tools consistently sharp. Seen this one on vevor and tried it out. Hands down better in every way. For a third of the price I got all the jigs for every tool and with easy to understand instructions. My tools have never been sharper

You may not know but it's taken me a while to do this review, I'm not the type to open the box and write an imaginary review, I just hadn't gotten my grinder set up yet. Well now I do, so I dug out my turning tools and regular chisels and got to work. It's a pretty easy setup, nothing major in the way of glitches along the way. And setting up the different configurations is reasonably easy too. I'm sure this thing will go together the more often I reassemble it, but it was pretty quick to get done from the get-go. The parts and pieces all seem to be of good quality and feel sturdy, all the welds are tight, etc. And then I got to the difficult part, I put my wood chisel on, dull enough that it would've splintered butter rather than cutting it. This was pretty straightforward, then came the turning chisels, now I encountered a learning curve. Or rather an UNlearning curve, it's a bit different than when I was grinding "by the seat of my pants". Now I have to conform to the guide, but it didn't take long to relearn. Now if you have difficulty sharpening these types of tools by hand then this is a great value for you, it honestly did up my game in this area. Would I buy this again? Yes. Would I recommend it to others? Yes.