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Don’t buy a whetstone
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4 responses to “Don’t buy a whetstone”
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Sandpaper is of little value in sharpening carbide bits. The diamond paddle-shaped stones of varying grits seem to be the most cost-effective tools for this purpose.
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Sandpaper is of little value in sharpening carbide bits. The diamond paddle-shaped stones of varying grits seem to be the most cost-effective tools for this purpose.
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You’re absolutely correct. For anything small or oddly shaped (scissors, router bits, your forward incisors) you need a whetstone, sharpening rod, diamond stone, etc. to properly sharpen them.
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You’re absolutely correct. For anything small or oddly shaped (scissors, router bits, your forward incisors) you need a whetstone, sharpening rod, diamond stone, etc. to properly sharpen them.
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