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Post by Deleted on Nov 12, 2009 14:18:32 GMT
What do you normally do for the tip ?
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Post by Tom K. (ianflaer) on Nov 12, 2009 15:03:33 GMT
hand sharpen with sand paper. but I've gotten pretty good with the belt grinder now and sometimes use it. gotta be very careful though.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 12, 2009 21:24:29 GMT
hand sharpen with sand paper. but I've gotten pretty good with the belt grinder now and sometimes use it. gotta be very careful though. It occurs to me I ought be able to do just the tip by hand. Thanks, Tom K. and RicWilly. I now realize the answers to my questions were already there I just didn't think it through. My wife has decided I'm probably getting myself one of these belt sanders and the belts for Christmas. I'm pretty excited about it.
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Post by sparky on Nov 13, 2009 0:10:44 GMT
Is it possible to use the belt sander for all or most all of my sharpening needs? my arthritis won't let me do delicate work with my hands for very long so I picked up an Accusharp but I feel guilty every time I look at it. If I could do my sharpening with the Harbor Freight belt sander I think that would ease my guilt and let me raise my head among men once again. Which belts would I need to do it all with the belt sander? (assuming that's possible, I can handle it not looking as pretty as it might otherwise look) I know the video says which belts to use but it also assumes I'm doing some work by hand, I don't know if I can just skip those steps or what. From a fellow sufferer of arthritis..... I find it easier to use the belt sander. Actually gripping the accusharp is harder on my fingers than using the belt sander. If you get it for Christmas you are going to love it.
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