My go-to method for grinding primary bevels, sharpening woodturning tools, and various household items.

I love this honing guide. It's quick and simple to setup, and the jaws can be interchanged for different blade shapes and angles.

This is used to hold a blade at a constant angle while sharpening. Pair with one of our protrusion stops for quick and easy setups.

A great waterstone that I used for many years

Used for flattening Waterstones and Oilstones. Not used for grinding away metal.

My favourite leather strop. Comes with coarse and fine leather faces, and the most incredible stropping paste I've ever used.

Great for grinding back to primary bevels, and other heavy stock removal. Perfect hand tool alternative to a powered grinding system.

An accurate, efficient, and affordable solution to sharpening blades.

Useful for preventing rust on tools and machine beds

Incredibly useful when disassembling planes, and snugging up honing guides.

My favourite burnisher. It's ugly, but you'll struggle to find something that performs better than this thing!

We used this system to sharpen tools while I studied and later taught at Rycotewood. These are a great way of ensuring flatness over time, while also minimising mess.

Great for final polishing on chisels and plane blades!

Helpful for bringing water into a workshop that doesn't have a sink