<HTML>Phil Ford wrote me: <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT= : 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">A while ago there were some posts on pianotech about the To= rmek.  You said that you had come up with some jigs that worked well fo= r Japanese style chisels.  You were going to give us details.  You= asked me to remind you if you didn't do it.  Well, I'm finally getting= around to reminding you. </BLOCKQUOTE> Hi Phil, and other Tormekkers, I have several different widths/lengths of Japanese chisels. I just ground o= ne this morning using the standard plane blade/chisel jig that comes with th= e Tormek. The blade part of that chisel was 30mm wide and about 50mm long. I= placed the chisel so the front part of the jig grabbed the very back of&nbs= p; the flat part of the blade, and the back part of the jig grabbed the tape= red round shaft or whatever it's called. It causes the jig to be slanted fro= nt to back, but there is enough slop in the posts that that doesn't seem to = be a problem. Enough blade sticks out. You can't line up the edge of the too= l with the edge of the jig, but I do it by eye anyway. I keep forgetting to bring a smaller chisel home from the shop, but I will, = and will report back on it. My memory on it (maybe 12mm wide) is that the wo= rking part is shorter, and it didn't stick out far enough from the standard = jig. I think I used the Short Tool Jig (SVS-32) clamped on the shaft, but I = promise to  get back with you on that one, if I can jog my feeble brain= at the end of the day tomorrow long enough to say, "Unhh, chisel." Bob</HTML>