Will this product sharpen Masonary Bits?
1059440
Yes, but you will wear the stone out considerably quicker. Buy extra stones or go with a diamond stone sharpener. No matter what bit you're sharpening, use a light pressure against stone.
291267
It doesnt sharpen, it just brings the blade bach to its "true" so the blade will be sharper than it was but if your knives need sharpening the stone is best.
1084515
yes the course grit will work quickly and put a fine, lasting edge on your lawn mower blades(you will have to do your part ~&gt; which requires effort) but I've no doubt you know that. ABOUT THE STONES - THEY ARE EXCELLENT YOU WILL BE WELL PLEASED
1407181
I don't think so. I was drilling into soft pine and the bits dulled quickly
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
1277477
It won't hurt, but a sharpener won't improve an inferior product. Invest in good knives.
1084514
yes the course grit will work quickly and put a fine, lasting edge on your lawn mower blades(you will have to do your part ~> which requires effort) but I've no doubt you know that. ABOUT THE STONES - THEY ARE EXCELLENT YOU WILL BE WELL PLEASED
1553408
Don't know, I used it with a masonry bit to chip away in a cement block to make a small hole larger.
1557294
No it will not. I have sharpened my chains several times with this sharpener with no problems. I have not worried about it at all.
2219575
Yes. All Drill Doctor models use diamond sharpening wheels and can sharpen High-Speed-Steel, Carbide, Cobalt, TiN Coated and Carbide-Tipped Masonry bits.
970069
Absolutely. Works on all brands that we have. Just follow directions for sharpening. No pressure required.
2155898
Yes. Small or large sized blades, the two grits on this stone can take literally any straight edged blade you choose to sharpen. Use the fine grit to hone the edge slightly or put the finishing touches on the blade. Use the courser grit to repair nicks and prepare the edge for the finer grit polishing stage. I have used it for my Swiss Army 2" packet knife and the stone does the job.
1870576
Depends on what the GUNK is. You might try soaking in minereal spirits after the blade is thoroughly cooled. DONOT get the tool in mineral spirits. Again it depends on what the GUNK is.
1872720
Not at all. WE use it primarily to sharpen mower blades. Very nice product.
2012364
The question you should ask is will it sharpen it correctly and with the desired result. Yes on both accounts. Like most tools, the more you use the quicker it is.
2155900
Yes, but there are better options. Sharpening stones are usually rectangular. You place the stone on a workbench or similar surface, and glide the knife over it. That's a bit harder to do with a tool that has a 36" handle, so this sharpener was designed to be held in the hand & glided across the axe blade that you are holding in your other hand.
613483
Probably would be a safe bet. I haven't had it for long but it seems to work well for the kitchen knifes. My stone gets my pocket and hunting knifes sharper. This sharpener takes less work tho.