I am still getting stuff ready. Today I finally made it to the sharpening stage after mounting the grinder and progrind jigs (which was a pain to get all lined up). Most of the sharpening went OK except for the spindle gouge and the bowl gouge which I used that pivot tool on. The tool kept wanting to skip around on the wheel and did not want to contact the wheel smoothly and the bowl gouge did the same as well and heated up so much faster than any of the other tools. It got red hot at one point, even though I was trying to be quick and do water dips. I moved from the coarse wheel to the fine, thinking that may mitigate the jumpiness but it didn't really help much. I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong. Maybe I shouldn't be using that pivot holder? But it seems that's what most people use for the bowl gouges. Or maybe it is not very good steel? But the other tools in the set (Benjamin's best) did just fine. Just those two gouges gave me grief, especially the bowl gouge. The grinder is a Rikon. So is it me? is it the turning tools? Is it the grinder wheel, do I need to dress it again?