Re: Drill bit sharpener

Posted by George Marsh on November 13, 2014 at 15:02:58 from (50.127.10.23):

In Reply to: Re: Drill bit sharpener posted by Steve@Advance on November 13, 2014 at 14:50:45:

Steve,
When I purchased the sharpener, I made sure I
could get replacement diamond wheels. My HF had
them. Don't remember how much. The wheel in pic
is the original. It has 2 sides. I've sharpened
many blades, today many bits and still using the
same side.

I think the arbor size is much smaller than a 5/8
inch arbor on a grinder.

I don't recall what I paid for sharpener, it was
on sale and I had 20% off coupon. I think it was
under $50.

I like to use dewalt 10 inch old school molly
steel blades without carbide tips. Very easy to
sharpen, around $10, very thin blade, uses less
hp, rips through red oak like it cutting soft
pine.
The key to sharpening blades and bits is using a
sharpie. It shows you when you have removed
enough.
George

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