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Tool Sharpening Video
I just received a new video from GRS on tool sharpening by Sam
Alfano. Just simply supurb. Sam's demonstration on script lettering with a flat graver alone, is worth the cost of the video, much less the wealth of knowledge that is communicated on so many other tools.

Simply put: A must have.

ED DELORGE

Posted by Edward DeLorge  at 8/3/2006 3:31:59 PM.
Ed...You are absolutely right! Sam's dvd on Sharpening is something I make all my students watch. It is so well done between the graphics, the way he explains every detail and he makes it so simple. Also Sam has a website, and all newcomers should tune on this one. Keep up the good work.

JJ Roberts, Manassas, VA

Posted by J.J Roberts  at 8/3/2006 6:05:54 PM.
I broght the same DVD several months ago and it helped me a lot in understanding tool sharpening. As they say "a pictures worth a thousand words". Another tool that's worth adding to the list is Steve Lindsays graver grind that he has on his web site.

One of the hardest things I had to get my head around was the size of everything. Think small and then halve it!!!! My first graver tips were so big that they could carve a channel through to China and looked huge under the microscope. Sams video changed all that.

Cheers
Andrew

Posted by Andrew Biggs  at 8/3/2006 9:45:56 PM.
Sam's video is a good one. I recently purchased the diamond polishing disc's as per Sam's website on polishing a graver. I have never had a graver so polished. They are polished as crisp as a glass mirror. If you need a highly polished graver, you can't polish them more than that. You just have to be gentile with the pads as they are fragile.
Mike Cirelli

Posted by Michael Cirelli  at 8/5/2006 9:56:01 PM.
Where can this video be ordered?

Posted by Brian Dancey  at 8/12/2006 11:21:59 PM.
Hi Brian

You can purchase the DVd at www.masterengraver.com

Cheers
Andrew

Posted by Andrew Biggs  at 8/13/2006 12:04:16 AM.
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