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ProEdge Woodworking Accessory Kit
The main jigs and belts required for sharpening chisels and plane blades.
The Robert Sorby ProEdge Woodworking Sharpening Accessory Kit includes......
Woodworkers’ Square Guide
Aluminium Oxide Belt 240 grit x1
Trizact Belt 600 grit x1
Trizact Belt 1200 grit x1
Trizact Belt 3000 grit x1
Robert Sorby Buffing Mop
Buffing Mop to fit the ProEdge Sharpening Machine.
Also part of the Buffing Kit (PEBUFFKIT)
Robert Sorby Cutter Holder
The Robert Sorby Cutter Holder is a handy little accessory which will accept most of the Robert Sorby cutters.
It avoids skinning fingers when sharpening.
Tip not included.
Robert Sorby Fingernail Profiling Kit
The fingernail profiling kit is ideal for shaping those perfect fingernail sweeps on bowl and spindle gouges.
This set contains the arm and the boss but both items are available individually.
Robert Sorby Honing Paste
Applied to a buffing mop the honing paste creates a highly polished finish on any steel.
Robert Sorby Honing Wheel
Honing wheel to fit the ProEdge Sharpening Machine.
Also part of the Honing Kit (WPEPHONEKIT)
Robert Sorby Honing Wheel Arbor
Honing wheel arbor to fit the ProEdge Sharpening Machine.
Also part of the Honing Kit (WPEPHONEKIT)
Robert Sorby Honing Wheel Kit
This kit uses the abrasive honing wheel which can be shaped to allow for honing of gouge flutes - especially useful for woodcarving tools.
Items also available individually.
Robert Sorby Pigtail Mandrel
The Pigtail Mandrel to fit the ProEdge Sharpening Machine.
Also part of the Buffing Kit (PEBUFFKIT)
Robert Sorby ProEdge Aluminium Oxide Belts
This common abrasive is designed primarily to sharpen carbon steel bench chisels, carving tools and plane irons but will also hone harder high speed steel tools.
The material longevity is at the lower end of the abrasives scale they use on their belts, but makes an excellent economical choice. Work your way through grit sizes (heavier grits for the removal of more material) to achieve a fine finish...
Robert Sorby ProEdge Buffing Kit
The Robert Sorby ProEdge Buffing Kit includes:
Robert Sorby ProEdge Pigtail Mandrel
Robert Sorby ProEdge Buffing Wheel
Robert Sorby ProEdge Ultra-Fine Buffing Compound
Robert Sorby ProEdge Ceramic Belts
This hardwearing material is a great choice for profiling and re-profiling damaged tools.
The heavier 60 grit option is an efficient choice for removing plenty of material, while the finer 120 grit will provide a satisfying finish. Great longevity and highly practical.
Robert Sorby ProEdge Knife Holder Large
For hunting knives and those with blades over 8".
Please note that you will already need to own a jig to use this (either the PEKJIGS or PEKJIGL).
Robert Sorby ProEdge Knife Holder Small
The Robert Sorby ProEdge Small Knife Holder can be used for pocket knives, carving knives and blades up to 8" long.
Please note that you will already need to own a jig to use this (either the PEKJIGS or PEKJIGL).
Robert Sorby ProEdge Long Grind Jig
Helps you to create three different fingernail profiles.
Robert Sorby ProEdge Proset
Achieving the exact bevel angle on any fingernail or long grind gouge has never been easier than with the Robert Sorby Proset.
By placing the gouge into the clamp of the profile arm and then extending the gouge up-to the required stop and locking it into place will allow for precise and repeatable bevel angles to be obtained.
Robert Sorby ProEdge Skew Jig
The Skew Jig allows the turner to accurately and safely sharpen his skew chisels.
Robert Sorby ProEdge Trizact Belts
Perhaps the most popular in the range of belts. This robust material is designed to handle the demands of all steels. Not strictly 'grit sizes' these belts are built using brick and pyramid abrasive shaping.
The highest 3000 'grit' size will sharpen to two microns (the same sharpness as a disposable razor blade) and provide a factory finish on all steels.
Robert Sorby ProEdge Zirconium Belts
Designed for HSS tools, drill and router bits this material provides good value.
The 60 grit belt will tackle the most damaged surface. Use the 120 grit to provide a rewarding cutting edge and finish.
Robert Sorby Short Tool Platform with Arm
Increases access when tools are getting old and worn.
Robert Sorby Standard Gouge Jig
Allows easy sharpening of all standard ground woodworking gouges.
Robert Sorby Woodworkers' Square Guide
This simple to use jig has been designed as an upgrade to the current woodworking chisel jig (PESQ). This jig can be adjusted to ensure exact and repeatable 90 degree angles can be achieved every time. A stepped plate raises the tool to be sharpened away from the tool platform.
Ideal for sharpening chisels and plane irons.
Robert Sorby Woodworking Chisel Jig
Accurately ensures a straight cutting edge on any woodworking chisel.
Slip Stones
Recommended for wood working, gunsmithing, tool & die work and all other jobs that require a smooth metal finish. Slip Stones are the ideal answer for sharpening and polishing hooks and blades.
These long-lasting, round edge Arkansas Slip Stones are ideal for precision sharpening and honing. This stone produces a fine, even finish on curved blades and is popular amongst carpenters, tool manufacturers...
Soft Arkansas Bench Stones
Prized by craftsmen worldwide, Arkansas Novaculite is the only known substance that can sharpen a blade and polish it as well. All of these Bench Stones are 100% natural Novaculite, cut to size and skillfully finished to ensure precise flatness.
Soft Arkansas is considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing and is...
Stones for Carving Tools
Used to create the finest edge on precision tools, delicate instruments, and die work. RH Preyda Arkansas files hold their shape while creating the finest, most uniform finish.
These Carving Tool Forms are designed to accommodate the various shapes and gauges of V-tools. The dimensions and specifications of each stone will match tools ranging from ultra-flat to semi-circular and a variety of curves...
Surgical Black Arkansas Bench Stones
Prized by craftsmen worldwide, Arkansas Novaculite is the only known substance that can sharpen a blade and polish it as well. All of these Bench Stones are 100% natural Novaculite, cut to size and skillfully finished to ensure precise flatness.
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities....
Surgical Black Arkansas Multi-Form File Set
Prized by craftsmen worldwide, Arkansas Novaculite is the only known substance that can sharpen a blade and polish it as well. These Multi-Form Files are designed to accommodate the various shapes and gauges of V-tools. The dimensions and specifications of each stone will match tools ranging from ultra-flat to semi-circular and a variety of curves in between. Multi-Forms are ideal for sharpening, finishing...
Tormek Knife Angle Setter
Why KS-123 Knife Angle Setter?
Set the exact sharpening angle for any type of knife.
Easy to use - set the angle in three easy steps.
Sets an exact sharpening angle even for tapered blades.
Self-adjusting for the diameter of the grinding wheel.
Compatible with all Tormek knife jigs.
Works with the Tormek T-8, Tormek T-4 and older models.
What's Your Angle?
Our angle is always...
Translucent Arkansas Bench Stones
Prized by craftsmen worldwide, Arkansas Novaculite is the only known substance that can sharpen a blade and polish it as well. All of these Bench Stones are 100% natural Novaculite, cut to size and skillfully finished to ensure precise flatness.
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and...
Veritas Wood Carver's Vice
A good carver's vice should be adjustable in all three axis. This one has full rotation in two axes and 3" of height adjustment in the third axis. But more important, it has controlled release; when you relieve the clamping pressure, a combination of internal springs and O-rings provides residual resistance so that your work does not suddenly fall or rotate. You can reposition the work and...
Accessories for the Veritas Wood Carver's Vice
Accessories for the Veritas Wood Carver's Vice:
Dog Hole Mount Assembly:
The vice can be side or top mounted through any standard 3/4" dia. dog hole using the auxiliary rod/sleeve/wing-nut assembly, usable on benches from 5/8" to 4" thick.
3 1/2" Mounting Plate:
3-1/2" dia. by 1/2" thick mounting plate with a steel rod.
2" Mounting Plate:
For mounting smaller pieces, such as duck heads or bird...
Veritas Carvers Screw
Turned from a solid bar of brass, this carver's screw, with its tapered tip and high-profile threads, grips securely and guarantees that remounted pieces are held as securely the third and fourth time as they were the first.
The hex portion clamps securely in a vice while you thread on a blank, or you can use a spanner. The moulded tightening knob has a low-friction brass insert. At 5" long overall,...
Pfeil Punches for Wood
Pfeil Punches for Wood are essential tools for woodcarvers looking to add intricate background details to their carvings. Made from high-quality steel, these punches are designed for durability and precision, ensuring each imprint is clean and consistent.
Key Features:
High-Quality Construction: Crafted from durable steel, these punches are built to last and withstand repeated use.
Variety...
Set of 9 Pfeil Punches for Wood in Wooden Block
These Pfeil Punches for wood are just great for creating background detail for your carvings.
The punches are made from steel and weigh 540g each.
Size 100mm x 100mm x 135mm
Lettercarving in Wood:
A Practical Course
A Practical Course
By Chris Pye
Letters are everywhere and lettercarving in wood is a tremendously useful skill for a carver to have: from memorials to signing work; from decorating bowls to house signs.
This book from internationally renowned woodcarving instructor Chris Pye will teach you fundamental lettercarving skills with which to artfully add words or text to an otherwise plain piece of wood.
For beginners,...
Relief Carving in Wood:
A Practical Introduction
A Practical Introduction
By Chris Pye
This is a unique book for woodcarvers. Master woodcarver Chris Pye digs deeply into the process of relief carving by pulling apart a single subject, clearly demonstrating how low and high relief carvings 'work' and how to go about carving them.
Follow this book step by step and you'll learn about the tools and how to handle them properly, and fundamental, transferable carving skills...
Woodcarving:
Tools, Materials & Equipment
Tools, Materials & Equipment
By Chris Pye
Woodcarving, Tools, Materials & Equipment is jam-packed with information about the craft of woodcarving. This well-illustrated guide by master carver Chris Pye covers all you need to know about the tools of the trade.
Covering a wide array of carving challenges such as proper clamping technique to the strengths and limitations of tools, expert Chris Pye offers a wealth of information...
Carving the Acanthus Leaf
By Mary May
Learning to carve the acanthus leaf is – for carvers – like a pianist learning a Chopin étude, a young oil painter studying the genius of Rembrandt or an aspiring furniture maker learning to cut dovetails by hand.
For carvers, especially those who focus on Classical Western ornament, there comes a time they will inevitably encounter the acanthus leaf, learn it,...
Swedish Carving Techniques
By Wille Sundqvist
For all those looking for this much sought-after handbook, the wait is over. Originally published in 1990 and out of print for almost 10 years, Swedish Carving Techniques by Wille Sundqvist has enjoyed cult status among carvers and craftsmen and is widely considered the bible of spoon carvers. Now a brand-new issue, just like the 1990 version, can be yours. In an honest, straightforward...
Slojd in Wood
by Jögge Sundqvist
We'd like you to visit the world of slöjd, a place where people make the things they need using simple tools and materials that are all around them.
Your guide on this journey is Jögge Sundqvist, who has been making things with his hands and little bits of steel since he was a boy. To join in, you need only a knife and a few other simple tools to make useful...
Carve
By Melanie Abrantes
Norwegian Wood meets How to Tie a Tie in this irresistible gift for DIY enthusiasts.
Using just a tool or two (a pocketknife and a gouge), readers will learn how to whittle 12 small objects, from a coffee spoon to a pair of dice, that take just a few hours to finishand in the process carve out a little peace and quiet for themselves.
Carve is an accessible guide to a...
Kuksa - A Guide to Hand Carved Wooden Cups
By Paul Adamson,
Paul has been carving wooden cups or Kuksa for over ten years, and along the way has learnt what the problems are and overcome many of them.
After being asked many times how to make them, he thought he would produce a book to teach others how to make them.
This paperback book (2nd edition) contains 120 pages with lots of full colour pictures to explain the styles and shapes,...
Grinling Gibbons Master Carver
by Paul Rabbitts
Master Carver Grinling Gibbons (1648–1721) is famous for his breathtakingly delicate, intricate and realistic carvings, both in wood and stone. Tantalising cascades of fruit and flowers, puffy-cheeked cherubs, crowds of figures and flourishes of architecture are all trademark features of his energetic, animated carvings that grace stately homes, palaces, churches and colleges...
Make a Folding Spoon
By Jane Mickelborough
Make a Folding Spoon is a comprehensive 'how to' guide on carving your own wooden, folding, spoon. It includes plans to help you develop and design your own style as well as old spoons that you can learn from. Written and illustrated by Jane in a unique, comic book style.
"I am so pleased to introduce you to this wonderful book Make A Folding Spoon by Jane Mickleborough......
Making Japanese Woodblock Prints
By Laura Boswell
Japanese woodblock printing is a beautiful art that uses a unique system of registration, cutting and printing. This practical book explains the process from design drawing to finished print, and then introduces more advanced printing and carving techniques, plus advice on editioning your prints and their aftercare, tool care and sharpening. Supported by nearly 200 colour photographs,...
Making Traditional English Wooden Eating Spoons
By Eric Rogers
Learn how to make traditional English wooden eating spoons with Eric Rogers
Of all the materials used by our forefathers wood was undoubtedly the most common but is the least represented in museums today.
Churches and timber framed houses preserve some of the grander uses of wood but very few everyday artifacts survive.
Tens of thousands of wooden spoons must have been thrown...
Lime
This lime is sourced for us from a Sawmill in Yorkshire. It is British lime wood (also known as basswood or linden)
A favourite with woodcarvers because it is one of the easiest woods to carve with consistent grain and very few knots.
Pale yellow - white.
Kiln dried.
Lime wood is soft and crisp, making it ideal for intricate carving and working with hand tools. Its close grain structure...