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Bevel Grinding Jig

from $320.00

Introducing our precision-engineered bevel grinding jig, designed for steadfast stability and consistent results.

The Bevel Grinding Jig uses a MagChuck to hold the blade in place. This means that, with use of the dowel pins, the blade is securely held but can be removed for inspection in a second by switching off the magnet. The dowel pins offer extreme precision for putting the blade back on, with a quick switch of the magnet.

The base of the jig is made from a solid piece of aluminum that offers max rigidity and a low center of gravity. The jig slides on four rounded steel feet so it can glide over grit built up on the work rest.

The jig has two nice handles that allow the user to really push and grind hard while not fatiguing.

The angle is set by turning the adjustment screw on the bottom of the jig with the included T wrench. The jam nut on top is used to lock the angle in place and take up the slack in the tilt mechanism.

These are available with either the MC76, MC152 or MX304 MagChucks. If you purchase the MC76 and MC152 kit then you will receive one base with both MagChucks and their corresponding adapters. The MX304 uses the same adapter as the MC152 so if you would like both of those sizes then just order the MC152 Jig and a MX304 MagChuck.

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Introducing our precision-engineered bevel grinding jig, designed for steadfast stability and consistent results.

The Bevel Grinding Jig uses a MagChuck to hold the blade in place. This means that, with use of the dowel pins, the blade is securely held but can be removed for inspection in a second by switching off the magnet. The dowel pins offer extreme precision for putting the blade back on, with a quick switch of the magnet.

The base of the jig is made from a solid piece of aluminum that offers max rigidity and a low center of gravity. The jig slides on four rounded steel feet so it can glide over grit built up on the work rest.

The jig has two nice handles that allow the user to really push and grind hard while not fatiguing.

The angle is set by turning the adjustment screw on the bottom of the jig with the included T wrench. The jam nut on top is used to lock the angle in place and take up the slack in the tilt mechanism.

These are available with either the MC76, MC152 or MX304 MagChucks. If you purchase the MC76 and MC152 kit then you will receive one base with both MagChucks and their corresponding adapters. The MX304 uses the same adapter as the MC152 so if you would like both of those sizes then just order the MC152 Jig and a MX304 MagChuck.

Designed to be sturdy and accurate this bevel grinding jig will hold its position and create consistent bevels. Features billet machined aluminum frame with mostly stainless fasteners.

The jig rides on four slide feet that allow it to be adjusted to not rock on any grinding rest and are easily and cheaply replaced when they finally wear down. These four small points of contact allow this jig to easily slide over the grinding rest even when covered in grinding dust. A fine thread bolt accessed from the bottom of the jig allows the angle to be precisely adjusted and tweaked to produce a perfect bevel. The stainless steel jam nut locks the angle of the tool in so it has absolutely no slop. This jig remains rock solid and will repeat blade after blade.

The integrated Magchuck of your choosing allows the blades to be removed and replaced with just the turn of the knob. The dowels can be mirrored from one side to the other when the blade is flipped allowing for an exact mirroring of the blade. This allows for consistent bevels from one side of the blade to the other. The base of the jig measures 6x4 inches.

Each jig comes with 10 dowels, extra hardware and a T-handle Allen wrench for adjusting the angle.