Can you sharpen chisels with this system?
210811
Yes, but it is a little fine for that. It is much better at putting a razor edge on knives. For a chisel I would go with something that has diamond in it.
210812
Yes...with tool to hold the chisel. It is large enough...could use an even finer grit but and extra fine stone for an extremely sharp edge but the is a great value.
210813
I would not recommend it, stone is somewhat degradable. Maybe if you use the coarser side of the stone.
210814
Yes. If it is steel it can be sharpened. Your flat edged chisels will see the best results. If you are putting on the edge from bad damage or some such, then use the corse stone and work your way to the medium grit and then fine grit. If you are just honing the edge start with the medium grit. Your rounded tip chisel will require a little more attention to detail but should still give you a good edge. HIH.
776451
No, only the device and a carbide cutter. Not sure what you would use a stone on.
1653105
You'd need to use the rod that folds out and sharpen each serration with it, as far as I understand it. That can be time-consuming, but it 'works'.
1225956
Yes, just be sure your shun is not a single sided edge. I have two shuns and it sharpens them beautifully.
189422
I don't see a way to sharpen the blades as the comb is built in. I get about 6 or 7 shaves per blade.
1702858
Typically, No: smith uses a rod that screws into the hones, whereas lansky uses the rods the other way (easiest way to picture it is getting the guide rod and doing a 180 before attatching it to the hone). Now you theoretically could use this hone on a smith sharpening system, but you will have to do a little tinkering and experimenting with how you set the guide rod. So theoretically yes you could pull it off, but typically not. Also, in order for that to work the way smith systems are set up, you would install the guide rod the same way, but you would have to worry about cross threading. Cause when I tried it I screwed up the guide rod. Hope this helps a little
1437000
I would think so. Im pretty sure I saw other websites selling this product for just that. Basically if its steel and not serated, you can use any sharpening stone for it
1357247
You can sharpen anything. But if you don't know how to do it you had better leave it to a profssional. Look for someone that sharpens saw blades in your area. I would take the entire cutter to him and let him remove the blade.
1518475
You may be able to. Probably not with the tips included with the kit though, as thy are more for chiseling. I would say that it has the power to do so, it will be a challenge to hold it steady, as it does try to jump around when hitting against something sturdy.
1852825
Yes I belive so but it will take time and lots of work, it has no edge at all. You could easily mess it up if you don't know what your doing. You would have to start with a file not a sharpening stone.
604202
If you mean chisels this would work great. If they have a rounded edge I am not sure what you would use.
380250
I would suggest purchasing a work sharp sharpening system or a wicked edge sharpening system....I've gotten great results from both
719306
With a set of lathe chisels you would be able to do spindle turning and with the small faceplate that is included you could turn small bowls. I use my lathe for pen turning which does require more accessories.
1573952
Yes you can but it requires a diamond tipped sharpener and someone who knows what they are doing
1994571
Check with your local hardware store about sharpening. My local Ace store said it can sharpen the chain for $7.
1534532
I haven't tried to do that - but the construction of the cutter assemby is pretty flimsy so I would not plan to cut sandpaper with this machine - there are no provisions for sharpening a dulled curtting edge.
1967369
No, you can use any sharpener you like. I use a standard electric sharpener.