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Reply to "TiN drill bits"

Originally Posted by Lee Willis:

At about 40 - 80 cents per bit it's just not worth sharpening them as far as I am concerned.  I view drill bits like razor blades - once upon a time we kept one forever and stropped it  to a fine edge whenever it got dull.  Now, we chuck them in the trash and load another when they get dull.  


Lee, although the small ones are cheap, a larger one will set you back. I can't tell you how many times in the middle of a job I had to re-sharpen bits. I have only one complete index and a broken or dull bit can stop a job in it's tracks. if you learn how to do it, it is a worth while skill. I also have to say not all bits are sharpened properly when new. I fine tune mine til they yield 2 equal waste spirals.

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