Can it sharpen hard metal choppers
468303
I don't know what exactly a "hard metal chopper" is. I have only sharpened knives with mine. If the knife edge is blunt I use a fine grit belt sander to start the edge and then finish the job with something like this.
468304
I have only sharpened regular knives so I don't know about choppers. Sorry I couldn't help.
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.
1165426
you certainly can use the grinding disc to sharpen mower blades. we do it all the time at our shop.
1768527
Not really no, just keep it clean, and sharpen it when it's dull. Which isn't very often.
1814456
Not sure, but if it helps, I used it to sharpen my clippers, the straight razor blades may be too brittle
929902
Yes. It chops anything I have tried on it, including thick slices of ham. Mine stayed sharp for about ten years.
2197039
I doubt if it would cut metal as it doesn't sheer it just chops. You would need a metal sheer for that.
1534608
No! this is only for metal/steel. In the metal and wood shops the terminology is "Chop saws" are for metal. "Miter saws" are for wood. Chop saws use an abrasive blade to cut the steel material. Miter saws use a metal blade like a circular saw to cut the wood! A chop saw will just burn the wood as it tries to cut through. The miter saw will not cut metal or steel for the same reason. They have their own distinct purposes!!!!!
1005430
It will cut your shaft but you may burn threw one or two disks to do it. a chop saw with a 12" to 14 " blade would be better if you are cutting a lot of hard shafts.
1925441
I haven't personally but it would be easy to do so. I bought some extra belts off eBay that had much coarser grit that would easily strip metal in a hurry and I plan to use those belts to do my lawn mower blade. I currently use my angle grinder which throws a lot of hot, nasty sparks.
2162584
It's not that hard, but I would not use this to do it. It's a bit too small and the stones would wear out fairly quickly. I would use a grinder - either a bench grinder or else an angle grinder (you would want to put the blade in a vise for ease of access). An inexpensive one is located at http://www.harborfreight.com/heavy-duty-4-1-2-half-inch-angle-grinder-91223.html and the price is only $22. You can use it for a lot of other things too. This Dremel tool is great for chain saws and pruners, etc. but for a bigger blade such as a lawn mower a bigger grinding surface is a better idea. The wheels are inexpensive and you can get a more even job.
2056745
I am not sure but I would think so. If there is a flat bar that the blades touch as they go around, then the answer is yes. Basically, this stuff is like liquid sandpaper. When the blades go past the bar the liquid with the grit in it grinds against the blades and sharpens them. It takes 20 min or so, but I sharpened the blades on my mower at the beginning of the summer and they're still sharp
1134485
Yes this will actually sharpen your knife - start with the coarsest wheel .....light pressure and be sure to put water in it.
1977762
see if you can download the user manual, as it shows you EVERYTHING you can sharpen. To answer your question though, yes.
1835185
Yes but to make sharper .. YouTube a video on how.. as simple as raising the blade closer to the edge
1925445
there is a special tool sharpening attachment that will specifically handle lawnmower blades. Work Sharp WSSAKO81111 Tool Grinder Attachment
58566
Yes it can be sharpened. I just make a few swipes on my fine steel between uses and its razor sharp. The blade is very thin so its great for fine thin slicing which is what I use it for.