Three Veritas Mk.II Narrow-Blade Honing Guide components for sharpening woodworking blades, including an angle-setting registration jig with printed degree scales for narrow-blade honing.
A Veritas Mk.II Narrow-Blade Honing Guide with a black clamp mechanism and a separate metal setting jig for narrow-blade chisels featuring an angle guide scale.
Veritas Mk.II Narrow-Blade Honing Guide with a wooden handle and a metal blade-clamping mechanism featuring an integrated angle-setting scale for sharpening chisels.
A Veritas Mk.II Narrow-Blade Honing Guide featuring a wooden handle, brass knobs, and adjustable clamping jaws for sharpening.

Veritas Mk.II Narrow-Blade Honing Guide

$94.99 USD /
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The MKII system tuned for narrow blades: chisels the standard guide cannot grip.

Best For

  • Narrow chisels and small blades
  • Completing an MKII setup
  • Repeatable small-tool honing
Available for pickup
In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579 · Usually ready in 24 hours

In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Veritas Mk.II Narrow-Blade Honing Guide

Available for pickup

873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Usually ready in 24 hours

873 U.S. 1
Woolwich ME 04579
United States

+12074427938

The Veritas Mk.II Narrow-Blade Honing Guide is the Mk.II honing guide set up for narrow chisels and blades, 1/8 to 1-1/2 in wide.

It comes with the narrow-blade clamping head, a standard roller base and an angle registration jig. Parallel jaws clamp the blade from the sides so it stays square to the jig, and the jaws are canted to keep it centered and tight against the reference face. It holds bevel-edged chisels up to 15/32 in thick and square-edged chisels up to 11/32 in thick.

It hones bevels from 15 to 40 degrees and back bevels from 10 to 20 degrees. The roller attaches with a single thumbscrew, and its eccentric axle adds a micro-bevel at any setting with a turn of a knob.

Leonard Lee founded Lee Valley Tools in Ottawa, Ontario, in 1978. The company began making its own tools in 1982 with the Veritas Dovetail Marker, and Veritas is now its manufacturing arm. Lee Valley is still family-owned, with Robin Lee as CEO.

  • Includes: narrow-blade clamping head, standard roller base, angle registration jig
  • Capacity: blades 1/8 to 1-1/2 in wide; bevel-edged to 15/32 in thick, square-edged to 11/32 in thick
  • Angles: bevels 15 to 40 degrees; back bevels 10 to 20 degrees
  • Jaws: parallel and canted, self-centering
  • Roller: eccentric axle for micro-bevels
  • Model: 05M09.10
  • Made in: Canada by Veritas (Lee Valley)

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