KME Hatchet/Axe Sharpener
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This uses the ball joint, backplate,nut and stones from your KME for axe sharpening.
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This uses the ball joint, backplate, nut and stones from your KME for axe sharpening. KME sells a product similar to this but my version is taller so that you can put a micro/secondary bevel.
My axes were shaving sharp in a few minutes of using this.
KMEHatchet.stl
Is a shorter version of the jig that is tall enough to put a 25-35 degree 2nd bevel on my 2lb hatchet.
KMEAxe.stl
Is a 1.5" taller version of the jig (pictured) capable of sharpening larger axe heads. I only had a 6lb axe head to test it with.
8 x 8x3mm magnets help hold down the jig on the axe head. Magnets can have wide tolerances so the slots might be slightly oversized. A dab of super glue or epoxy will hold them in place if too loose. It doesn't take a lot of force to use the KME. You could most likely use this with NO MAGNETS, holding it steady with one hand while you sharpen with the other.
Limitations:
-I didn't want to make the jigs much taller than they are so you might be limited with very large axe heads. My version was designed to work on an axe with a fairly square butt. It does not rotate sideways so that you can sharpen double bitted axes like the official KME one.