Customer Reviews for VEVOR Belt Grinder Knife Jig, 7-3/4'' Long Sharpening Locator, 85°~ 115°Adjustable Angle, Belt Knife Sharpener Jig w/Tool Holder, Dual Handles, Knife Making for Belt Sander Machine - Regular

The jig is sturdy and at this point appears well built. The steel plate that is to be used as an attachment to a belt sander table does not attach with a normal belt sander and is thus useless.

no problems

Bought this for grinding in my bevels on knives. It works great. Plunger lines are nice and smooth and bevels are exact on both sides

I use it ro grind knife blades. Very easy set up.

This is the easiest to use, most accurate jig I have owned. I love the precise angle adjustment, easy to use and can be immersed in water if you need to cool your blate.

Works well, feels solid but should be $20 cheaper. Many of the holes cannot not be used due to the part that adjusts the angle. Overall decent quality.

Awesome product

I have been making knives for years on a 2"X72" belt sander. I have always free handed the bevels and have developed good technique. I'd say I am better than average at keeping everything even and symmetrical when grinding but it takes time and patience. I bought this tool to speed up my bevel grinding. It is the cat's meow. I'm able to grind out blanks in 1/4 the time I could before and they are perfectly straight every time. I wish I had bought one years ago.

Works well, just didn't come with all the pieces. Had to make my own mounting straps.

I've used this for 2 days work now and feel like it is a solid tool. The construction is clean and precise, all screws and fittings are very well done, countersunk, and tight. The turnbuckle style adjuster is made to very tight tolerances, with no discernable lash or slop, and the protractor scale on the slide gives a pretty precise idea what your grind angle is set for.The nylon base plate cover allows the jig to slide freely on my tool rest and flipping the blank from left to right was a breeze. It's also seemingly all aluminium and stainless so periodic dunking in a quench pail shouldn't damage it.Only one issue I've notices, the upper bolt that holds the adjuster on was a bit long, and got in the way of the hold-down slider. A quick trim off of maybe 1/8" with an angle grinder and it's perfect. Overall, for the price point, I would have a hard time suggesting an improvement, it feels built to last and I'm sure I'll get a lot of mileage from it.(This is NOT a sponsored or paid review)