cane you tell me if i already have the flat back rhyin stone am i able to use this tool ?
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Only if the flat back of the rhinestone has the meltable glue. This tool holds the rhinestone and heats it up until the glue melts, and then you press the melted glue side down onto your clothes. You then use tweezers to press the rhinestone to the fabric.
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I would buy a lanky sharpening kit that has multiple stones and it will give you a hair popping edge.
2282801
If you look up model 16620 on the home depot site, it shows this stone as an accessory, so I would think so.
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Edge Pro systems will work. This is a copy of Edge Pro. Search for Edge Pro and you will find the individual stones. Also Amazon carries the Edge Pro stones.
755424
really don't know, it might but you can try a wt/dry sandpaper to flatten other stone
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No, only the device and a carbide cutter. Not sure what you would use a stone on.
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I hvnt needed new stones , i read reviews that say you can but i hvnt personally tried it the stones i got make my knives cut paper easy, not shaving sharp but good enough for me i also used a standard wet rock hope my input helps
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Very carefully. I carry medium/fine round stones for field touch ups and at home since the shape makes it pretty much impossible to use a good flat stone, but ill take in into a local prefessional to get that razor edge back on there.
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Yes you do. Either find a local dealer and bring the tool or email their customer support and describe you situation.
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Technically yes they can, however the narrow stones are less than ideal as you won't be able to sharpen the entire length of the blade at once. You'd still need further hones even if you were able to get it honed on this as straight razors generally need to be honed up into the 6-8k grit range in order to prevent pulling, tugging and ensure a comfortable shave, some will go as high as 10k 20k or even 30k with some of the Japanese waterstones. You'd be better off buying stones large enough and in more appropriate grit ranges or trying your hand at using lapping films which are less expensive than even this tri-hone. Technically yes they can, however the narrow stones are less than ideal as you won't be able to sharpen the entire length of the blade at once. You'd still need further hones even if you were able to get it honed on this as straight razors generally need to be honed up into the 6-8k grit range in order to prevent pulling, tugging and ensure a comfortable shave, some will go as high as 10k 20k or even 30k with some of the Japanese waterstones. You'd be better off buying stones large enough and in more appropriate grit ranges or trying your hand at using lapping films which are less expensive... » Read More Technically yes they can, however the narrow stones are less than ideal as you won't be able to sharpen the entire length of the blade at once. You'd still need further hones even if you were able to get it honed on this as straight razors generally need to be honed up into the 6-8k grit range in order to prevent pulling, tugging and ensure a comfortable shave, some will go as high as 10k 20k or even 30k with some of the Japanese waterstones. You'd be better off buying stones large enough and in more appropriate grit ranges or trying your hand at using lapping films which are less expensive than even this tri-hone. « Show Less
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No, and if you open the sharpener it voids the warranty. If you wanted the stones replaced you would most likely have to send it back to the factory
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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.
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Hi Hi Karen, I own one of these and mine did not come with the tool I bought one separately
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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
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If you have the tool, you'll need to open the back up and check. That was the only way I was sure that I had the right one for my daughters. I just happened to have the right bit in a set I bought from Wal-mart.
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Not with the hand piece that comes with the unit which is the same as the Foredom "30" hand pieces. You will need to purchase a Foredom hand piece for 1/4 inch tools. They work real well, I wound up using the hand piece (30) for the Foredom angle grinder conversion. All the Foredom tools appear to be interchangeable.
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I would suppose that depends on how closely set the stones are, and whether you can lift them to maneuver the tool. I've lifted deep vines, but if this is a true tap root, one would guess that this would be a time where you might have to add a systemic remedy to kill the root or dig and chop it out. In all likelihood, a deeply set and well grown root is not going to be pulled up with a tool like this. That said, this is a well-made and very effective tool for many purposes.