Bubble Jigs for sale

[Fred.Rowe]

Whether you are just starting out or are an old pro, this grinding jig will produce better grinds, faster and with more freehand control than anything you have ever tried.

If you would like to see them in operation, look here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLghmlsBU4E

Bubble Jig basics 1 and 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp5NLNmMe2Y http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZX5RLO_fMg

This video shows how to grind a false edge using the jig:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHUarJNSV64

Knife sharpening with the Bubble Jig. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ODlCMn_G-M

The Bubble jig, by itself, with a set of degree wedges and a basic instruction sheet is $40.00 plus shipping.

The complete grinding system, which includes the Bubble Jig, degree wedges, bevel grinding clamp, allen wrenchs and a basic instruction sheet, is $75.00 plus shipping.

The bevel clamp, made from machine ground 01, is hardened along the griping fingers [60 HRC] to ride along the belt edge, the loop end has been left normalized for full, spring temper, flexibility. It will grip steel stock from under an 1/8 inch to over a 1/4 inch securely.

Paypal payment here: bubblejig.com

Or MO to: Fred Rowe
3199 Roberts rd.
Amesville, Ohio 45711

You can reach me @ 866-325-2164 if you have questions that you would like answered.

Happy grinding, Fred

 

[mito0]

i know it's been said a million times, but i just wanted to say this is a great idea.
i'm really grateful for this forum's ability to expose the knifemaking community to brilliant individual innovations like yours.
keep up the great work, fred.

 

[Fred.Rowe]

MitoO,

Blade Forums is a wonderful source for innovative ideas, of all kinds as well as a place to share long standing and proven techniques with the knife community at large.

Thanks for your support, Fred

 

[marekz]

I need to chime in. I purchased the bubble jig when Fred first posted the thread. I have used it many times-it is an excellent jig. I highly recommend it. For those of you who want to do it old school free hand-the jig is a wonderful way to get the feel on the grind. It is a great purchase. Thanks Fred-Marekz *****Also the videos basically walk you through the process--:thumbup:*****