Sharpening Drill Bits

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Sharpening Drill Bits

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I like to convert things from a website to a printed format so I can keep them in a binder for easy reference. This is from Nick Engler's http://workshopcompanion.com/
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THANKS for posting that.
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I agree! Thanks for posting that! I missed that unit when last looking at Nick's site.

I'll have to try that. Been sharpening by hand and eye method - This would probably save time and maybe sharper/ especially as my eyes and hands both get older.
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db5 wrote:I like to convert things from a website to a printed format so I can keep them in a binder for easy reference. This is from Nick Engler's http://workshopcompanion.com/
Nice work DB. I wish I had all the other cool stuff in your binder!
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