In my knifemaking attempts I am often fighting to square up stuff - in particular wood blocks for handle making. I do realise that good quality equipment is part of that, but I guess I could improve a lot if I were to use a proper technique. At the moment I only have 1x30" 250W belt sander that also has a 125 mm disc sander on the side. I am usually using the disc sander to square up handle blocks but it is next to impossible to get a right angle irrespectively how much effort I invest in squaring the work-rest. I will not get properly ground block in neither vertical, nor horizontal direction. I even have that little thingy that allows me to hold one side of the block that is being ground perpendicular to the disc. Still, the results are poor.
I should have a proper 2x72" in a month or two (or so I hope), but even there I will need a proper technique.
I would appreciate your help & advice, thank you.
I should have a proper 2x72" in a month or two (or so I hope), but even there I will need a proper technique.
I would appreciate your help & advice, thank you.