SO IT SEEMS THAT THE MODEL GOT FLAGGED FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT. What. The. ****!!!! It was just INSPIRED by my buddies commercial sharpening guide. I modeled it entirely and made a ton of changes to make it possible to 3D print the thing. Yes, I copied some of the basic ideas of how you set the chisel length for the various angles to be achieved, but EVERY sharpening guide does that.If somebody wants to flag my designs for copyright infringement simply because I got inspired by something someone else makes, they should contact me directly and we can work it out such that I'm not infringing upon whatever design feature they feel is proprietary to their design. If that isn't something acceptable and my design continues to be flagged then I just won't upload any more designs to Thingiverse...This honing guide is inspired by one of my buddies commercial honing guides. In addition to the printed parts you will also need: 4 - 1/4x20 flat head machine screws 4 - 1/4x20 nuts (or wingnuts) 4 - 1/4x20 washers 1 - #6 cap screw You will need to print: 1 of each part but for the axle bushings of which you will require 2. Here is what a similar commercial version looks like / costs:http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2005515/16822/Veritas-MK-II-Honing-Guide.aspxPrint one of every part except for 2 of the axle bushings. Assembly: Assembly of roller: NOTE: If the axle and bushing fit is too loose, then the eccentric position will not hold, and you will not be able to set the micro-bevel angle via the eccentric. You can still set the angle via repositioning the blade, but it's not as easy/convenient as just twisting the knob. To use: