VEVOR Belt Grinder Knife Jig - PJ-1156

The VEVOR knife grinding jig features a wear-resistant dial (85°-115°) for exact knife sharpening ...

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Vevor UKVEVOR Belt Grinder Knife Jig, 85° - 115° Adjustable Belt Sander Knife Sharpening Jig with Dual Handles, 7.68" Long Sharpener Locator Compatible with Bench Grinders, Sharpening Machines
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The VEVOR Belt Grinder Knife Jig (PJ-1156) is designed for both home hobbyists and professional knife makers who require high-precision bevel grinding for kitchen, outdoor, and craft blades. It offers exceptional control over sharpening angles via a high-precision dial, significantly improving consistency compared to free-hand sharpening. While it provides excellent stability, users should note that it requires a compatible bench grinder or belt sander setup and may require a short learning curve to master the clamping system for irregular blade shapes.

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Model Part NumberPJ-1156
BrandVEVOR

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FAQs

Does this jig come with a belt sander?

No, the PJ-1156 is a standalone grinding jig and must be used in conjunction with your own belt sander or bench grinder.

Can I use this for serrated blades?

This jig is primarily designed for straight edges; serrated blades are difficult to clamp and grind uniformly with this specific device.

What is the angle range of the dial?

The dial is adjustable between 85° and 115°, covering the vast majority of standard knife sharpening angles.

Is the jig made of plastic?

No, it is constructed from high-strength, wear-resistant aluminum alloy for long-lasting durability.

Can beginners use this effectively?

Yes, the two-step angle setup is designed to be user-friendly, though it is recommended to practice on scrap metal before working on expensive blades.

How do I ensure the knife doesn't scratch?

The clamping plates are designed to hold the knife securely; however, if your knife has a delicate finish, you may place a thin piece of protective material between the clamp and the blade.

Troubleshooting

Blade vibrates during grinding

Ensure all 6 locking bolts are tightened equally and the clamping plates are positioned securely against the blade.

Angle feels inconsistent between passes

Verify that the angle dial is locked firmly into position and that the jig base is not shifting on the mounting surface.

Threads feel tight when inserting bolts

Clean out any metal filings or debris from the threaded holes using compressed air or a soft brush.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High level of consistency for bevel grinds
  • Sturdy aluminum alloy construction for durability
  • Highly adjustable angle range (85°-115°)
  • Secure multi-point clamping system
  • Ergonomic handles reduce strain

Cons

  • Requires a separate belt sander or bench grinder
  • Requires manual setup for each blade thickness
  • Initial calibration requires patience

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up the jig, ensure your bench grinder or belt sander is securely bolted to your workbench. Attach the PJ-1156 to your machine's tool rest or a compatible mounting arm. When clamping a blade, always ensure the spine is flush against the internal guide to prevent wobbling.

Compatibility: This jig is universal across most standard belt sanders and bench grinders that allow for tool rest modification.

Care: To maintain the unit, wipe down the aluminum surfaces after each use to remove metal dust and grit. Periodically check the locking bolts for wear and ensure the threaded holes remain free of debris to prevent cross-threading. If the jig is used in a high-humidity area, a light coat of machine oil on the steel components can help prevent oxidation.

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