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I am in the process of making a graver sharpener that fits on the watchmaker lathe, a copy of the one Lenin made but I am struggling to find a decent picture the best I have been able to find is from the lathes.co.uk website .
I have made the base, that was a long winded job cutting the T slot using my small mill, I couldn’t get a T slot cutter small enough so ended up using a woodruff cutter but it done the job , I know the cutters are different but not sure how.
So if anyone has the Lenin graver grinder and could take some pictures and measurements that would be very much appreciated.
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Finally got round to finish making the graver sharpener, just have to do a bit of sanding to remove some of the tool marks prior to nickel plating, I made the base so I can fit a small saw table for cutting screw slots but not made that yet.
As Nickelsilver said above I should have said Levin but it’s only loosely based on the Levin one.


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