Less Woodworking Videos? Woodworking Vlog #30 

I've used the Veritas guide for a year. Works perfectly. I would like to watch others sharpen to get a full perspective before I think the guide is the issue.

As much as I enjoy your videos and could listen to you talk around your bench every day, I would hate to take up to much of your precious shop time, lol. Either way, ill catch em as you upload. Looking forward to the future work. Cheers my friend.

The first Veritas side clamping honing guide skewed my Lie-Nielsen plane blade. The replacement honing guide doesn't skew my plane blade but does skew my chisels. I think I just need to learn to hone freehand.

I don't use honing guides but if I did, I'd go for a Stanley No. 200. It looks like a wonderful beast :).

the low storage cabinet in the olive ash is really stunning.

I had the veritas side clamping honing guide, used it once, and sent it back. It skewed my chisel to way out of 90°. Got the more expensive one and am satisfied with it so far.

Where'd the soap flakes go? They're gone! Now I'm going to lose sleep wondering where they are. I have one of those finger comb router jigs for cutting half dovetails. It's pretty slick once it's setup.

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I use a cheap eclipse guide I got on Amazon when I started woodworking and it works perfectly fine. The only real issue I've noticed, which isn't the fault of the guide, is with antique stanley irons, the thinner irons, will flex if you tighten it too much. I've found hand tight is fine, you shouldn't be bearing down on the iron when sharpening anyways. Upload when you want to, if it isnt your source of income then people can deal with it

I'll miss your videos, especially these "chats". Quite different from anything else out there.