can this be used for sharpening tablesaw blades
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This wheel will sharpen tungsten carbide bits and blades. Using the flat surface is fine with a light touch.
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Hi Woody, I think this can't be used for tablesaw because EasyLock have a little swing. This could be dangerous and inappropriate for this use.
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yes. i use it to sharpen axes and picks and it works fine. If you have a bunch blades to sharpen you will need extra battery.
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I do believe you can do so, but must say I have not tried one myself. It will sharpen almost any edge you want, axe.s, lawn mower blades, scissors, gut-hook knives also. Hope this helps out..es
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I would not recommend it. It sharpens both sides of a surface Repeted use would move your scissor blades further and further apart
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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.
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Yes. This isn't a blade. It's a chunk of metal, you'd have to do ALOT of sharpening.
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Don't know: never tried, as I have a separate chop saw. If I were thinking about it, I'd check with DeWalt, or at least look at rotational speed; I'd be concerned about the chop saw blade coming apart if rotation were too fast -- or cutting ineffectively if the rotation was too slow.
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Yes it can be used on all knifes even bread knifes I use Mine on a Wusthof fillet knife all you need to use is step three witch is a honing stone
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No, it's for sheet metal. You'd dull the blades very fast if it would cut at all. Get a diamond blade for a circular saw or angle grinder.
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Mike: I have not used it to sharpen mower blades, but I am sure it would work just fine. I don't know of a jig that can be used, but even by hand it should work just fine, unless you want to sharpen rotary blades. In that case, not a clue.
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Right off the top, I would say no. But I have never tried it. I use mine to sharpen all my planner blades and it does a very good job. I keep my blades razor sharp. I have a small belt type sharpener that I use for my hedge blades.
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I'm no expert but I use carborundum on any type of blade. I think any type of sharpening system will work on any blade but like I said I'm no expert
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I don't see why not, but I really wouldn't recommend it. Victorinox blades hold their edge really well, so unless it's something you plan to use in a professional capacity, you'll do fine just refreshing the edge with a knife steel. Those sharpeners change the shape of the blade to create a new edge. I wouldn't want to do that to a $50 knife.
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Yes. Use the stationary third non-rotating sharpening stone for serrated blades.
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Sure, but I wouldn't recommend it. I bought it for the cheap house knives at my restaurant. I sharpen all of MY knives by hand still
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Not being an expert sharpener. I don't know. I have a diamond stone which I would use for a regular blade.The S miths would be great for the wide variety of serrated kitchen knives. The serrated bread knife jumps to mind. Take a stab at it.
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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.