Grinding Chisels and Plane Blades (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards

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Grinding Chisels and Plane Blades
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Grindstone

Rotating stone wheel for sharpening/shaping hard materials

Bevel

Angled surface on tool edge formed by grinding

Honing

Process to sharpen cutting edge for increased precision

Primary bevel

Initial angle ground on chisel/plane blade, around 25°

Overheating in grinding

Excessive heat buildup affecting tool hardness

Primary bevel angle

Approximately 25 degrees

Purpose of grinding

Create primary bevel (25°) to prepare for honing

Electric grindstones use

Produce 25° bevel on blades for further sharpening

Three basic grinding steps

Positioning, angle maintenance, pressure application

Why wear goggles when grinding?

Protect eyes from sparks

Why wear gloves when grinding?

Protect hands from sharp edges

How to prevent overheating?

Short interrupted sessions & water cooling

How to fix incorrect angles?

Use angle guides to maintain consistency

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