Осталось дело за малым, сделать кучу вспомогательных станков и после сделать приблуду для заточки ножей. Элементарно, Ватсон.

From worn-out to beautifully sharp—amazing work!

I made this in an afternoon. I used poly carb plastic scrap in place of the steel knife alignment and scissor clamp. Getting the stainless sharpening rod down to exactly 3/8” took the most time. Try to find a rod that is the exact diameter or a tiny bit smaller. I also made a second rod about 6 inches longer which works better for me. A stop nut on the back of the rod is also helpful. Bottom line is that the design works great and is made for next to nothing cost wise. I then bought stones from Gritomatic for another $80. You will also need a digital angle finder.

From what I can see, this guy is amazing. Almost everything in his wood shop, be built himself. Very impressive. To say the least. Craftsman like this almost dont exist anylonger.

Your shop is fantastic! All the homemade jigs, clamps, fences, etc...

The sharpening jig is awesome!

BEST sharpening jig I've seem on Youtube.  THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the plans.  VERY nice.

When you have a medium sized manufacturing facility at home I dont think you should use the term home made.

Nice useful project , well executed. Quality Craftsmanship 💯👍👍

Pretty relaxing to watch your videos... Love your self made tools! Great content

Dude this is awesome. Your workshop is brilliant. I'd love one of those

Wow that seems to work really well. A friend spent a fortune getting a hunting knife sharpener but this looks equally good

U gave a new meaning to home made as i know some small factories that have less equipment ,resources,and skill power than u do. Nice job

That second to last cut with the rolled paper, wow. That is scary sharp! Fantastic work sir!
Just, wow. I've seen $1500 sharpening systems not get close to that level of sharp.
That has to be like 25 or 40 on the sharpness index. I can't express how impressed I am. Really well done.

That turned out nice.I should'nt have been such a good off in shop class.Learned more aboutsmoke

Excellent realisation, I use a similar tool normally purchased in combination with an adjustable holder that allows me to sharpen not only knives but also planer blades, gouges, chisels and milling cutters.
If you have time take a look at my video where I show how it works.

That looks a very handy jig for making sharp knives. I need one!

Nicely done!  @3:56 is why I’ll never take up metal work as a hobby.  The sound of a file going over metal.  It disturbs me greatly.  Never knew why.

A drop of 3 and 1 or any oil on metal as your drilling into it works wonders. You drill faster and keeps heat down so bits last longer.
Someone tipped me this years ago so I'm paying it forward.

I really like your method of holding the knife. Clamps will never get in the way like this, and the whole clamp assembly will never have any play or movement.

I want one , great job !!! Beautiful