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How to Choose Sharpening Stones for Your Workshop

27,718 views October 25, 2017 6:49

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There are various tools with which to sharpen and hone your plane irons and chisels: diamond plates, water stones, oil stones, ceramic stones, and more! In this video from Highland Woodworking, Justin Moon talks about the different choices and pros and cons of each method. Just getting started? This is a great video to understand the differences and find out which makes sense in your shop.

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Highland Woodworking published this 6:49 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 27,718 times on YouTube.

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