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Help! => Tooling Review => Topic started by: Perry on September 12, 2014, 03:19:57 PM
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Hello Guys, I'm looking for quick yet accurate way to resharp my drills and considering this grinder.
Anyone out there with experience with this or simmilar machine ? - there are few clones available
http://www.vertex-tw.com.tw/products/products_list.php?cid=591
many thanks
Perry
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Hi Perry, welcome to the forum. Not got one myself but they look easy enough to use?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QY-2diRGs9Q
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I use one like the above and have found it to be pretty good............It's used in combination with a 6" bench grinder so no silly small wheels to worry about and replace.
Best Regards
Bob
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I sharpen on my drills by hand on a 6" grinder
Takes less time
Dave
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Very expensive but they do work as it says on the tin I have one and it does sharpen well with very little taken off but at the small end its a bit fiddly
What it won't do is split point but it will thin the point
As I use dormer drills at a price it does earn its keep but I doubt if it will repay itself , but if you have a job on and the bit is dull then it's a god send
Like the others I used to hand grind I still do for 12mm up with a chalked bar to get the lips the same but as the lamps have gone and glasses are getting thicker it works for me
So expensive , unlikely to pay for itself , useful yes
Stuart