How to Sharpen a Chisel | Paul Sellers

Please can you advise on the diamond stones you use and where to get the best ones and avoiding the not so good ones, thank you for your tutorials, I would love my chisels to be that sharp 🙏🙏

Can the glass cleaner damage my stone?

Hello Paul, Do you have a video on sharpening mortising chisels? I just purchased two of my first. Thanks!

Were Can i buy this Diamond Stone

Hi thanks for your video. I understand the grit of the last stone is 1200. What is the grit of the other stones?

we are now ready for surgery or obsessively we have now met a piece of wood that is alive and we are still doing surgery

Hi Paul, I am unable to maintain a set angle when sharpening my chisels by hand, and they end up being misshapen at the edges, can you offer any advice. Is there a good guide tool that you would recommend?

Do you use auto glass cleaner for the slurry .i bought some norton glassstones and a diamond stone ,so i dont want it to rust..

no cheap chisel will take an edge buy quality.

So obtainable.

Point blank no run around straight to how to correctly sharpen a chisel and wind up with a absolutely sharp chisel. The Master of woodworking, I wish i had half your knowledge. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for this! Found some old rusted Rockford Greenlee's in a pile of old tools and I was refurbing them with stone but couldn't quite get it right. Now they cut walnut like butter. Thanks!

Thanks I just splurged on my first real set of chisels but factory sharp is not in my budget :)

So afterpreparing the back, you sharpen the bevel edge multiple times a day, how often do you need to do the back? Or is the back only done the first time before using the chisel?

U went from medium grit to smooth without wiping the back of your chisel you naughty man...cross contamination

Great video very informative.

Which diamond plates are these? What are the grits? And which brand?

After watching your tool maintenance video(s), I finally spent an afternoon sharpening all of my chisels, planes, and a cross cut saw that was passed down from my grandpa. I have been binge watching your educational videos and am looking forward to gaining more knowledge from those videos still out there. Thanks Paul.

No comments on the sharpening stones or where/how to get them. Good to see the actual sharpening motions.

Excellent. How to sharpen tools and measure accurately are the hardest things about woodworking. Thank you for the excellent demo! I also appreciate no music or additional noise in the video, very soothing, low key, effective, and to the point.