will it work on the becker bk 9 the oringinal could not sharpen it thanks
1299229
I was able to sharpen my BK9 on the original so I'm not sure what you were doing wrong. But if the original can do it then so can this.
1299230
Thank you for contacting ACME Tools. The Ken Onion Edition does have a pull and rotate edge guide for sharpening pocket and outdoor knives that may have a large handle or thumb stud that could obstruct full blade insertion. These types of knives are best sharpened without using the edge guide. However, we do not have a Becker BK9 on hand so we cannot confirm or deny that it will or will not sharpen that particular knife.
1299231
I don't have a BK9, but I have a lot of other knives and I have not found one that it won't sharpen.
1058243
I'm sorry, but I have no idea! I only use the rotary grinder for shortening my dog's claws. But it is a powerful grinder with the right abrasive cutter and I see no reason why this could not be used for sharpening mower cutter blades - if you can get access to the blade. But a bench mounted grinding wheel would probably work best when the blade is de-mounted from the mower. Ron Maddison.
1400968
It works with every type and pitch of chain except square tooth chipper, but then square tooth can't be sharpened by conventional (round file) anyway, it has to be sharpened with a flat file.Noteworthy is the fact that the Timberline is a little balky on PICCO chain like is used on smaller saws. It's a handful to use on them and it's really easier to use a 12 Volt sharpener mor a hand file. The bigger stuff, 3/8 .325 and 404 no issues.
1519529
Looks like yes: http://www.timberlinesharpener.com/shop/timberline-chainsaw-sharpener
1239624
It'll work on any smooth-edged blade. The blade has to be long enough to pull through the sharpener. I would say any blade 2" or longer should work fine. I sharpen a paring knife on it, which is small and it works just fine.
706994
I couldn't get mine to work at all, not only did it not sharpen the blade it actually made it more dull. I returned it for a refund.
811845
Yes and yes. After removing some coating the BK10 will throw sparks, however the spine on this knife is not a sharp 90 degrees. I simply used a small file to make a section on the spine just for that purpose. This works fine if you're not to worried about how the knife looks. On my Bk9 I removed the handle scales,stripped the coating and used a belt sander to re-finish the spine.
2155903
Yes, I have sharpened a 3-1/2 inch bladed knife on mine and it worked great. The one issue I can see is that if the knife is too small then you run the risk of scrapping your hand on the stone.
134020
cutco offers free sharpening service with their knives, I have this sharpener and would recommend it but would not use it on cutco knives.... it may void their warranty.
1526440
I bought one of these thinking the same thing, but it doesn't work. The BK13 is significantly smaller than the BK14, and the differences in blade profiles and size prevent it from fitting inside.
232981
You will need to find out the specifications for your chain, then download the owners manual for this sharpener. I would assume this machine will do it, though we all know what assume did... Good Luck Larry, if you go down this road you will no longer think you know you will have to know because sharpening with this machine gets one fully involved, its actually a lot of fun.
1729448
Yes. It will. But I don't know why you'd bother with the old ones even if you have a case of them lying around. The ones Irwin makes work so much better. They are more securely pinned down. They wobble less. And they have breakaway tips so that when one gets dull, rather than opening up the knife and replacing it, half of the time you snap it off and continue working with a new edge.
1994571
Check with your local hardware store about sharpening. My local Ace store said it can sharpen the chain for $7.
2215858
It should not matter who made the knives in question, this sharpener should be able to handle them well - unless you have "ceramic" (white or black blades) rather than steel blades. Those will probably require specialized diamond sharpeners.
1519530
It should work just fine. You need to order the correct size cutter for your blade. I've tried many different techniques for sharpening saws and this is one of the best off the shelf products for sharpening that I've seen. Done properly the teeth on both sides of the chain will be as uniform as you can get without being professionally sharpened.
1130515
I am sorry for my late response. I have an Oster with a fixed blade, so that is all I can answer questions about with confidence. Sorry!
1653107
Im sure it would. Its worked on all of my knives so far. I dont see why it would have a problem with yours.