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Trade: residential building contractor
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Western, WI
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Work Sharp Tool Sharpener
Has anyone used a Work Sharp tool sharpener? Any recommendations - I'm looking at the WS 3000.
Thanks, Steve Last edited by gismo steve; 03-19-2008 at 10:29 PM. |
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Re: Work Sharp Tool Sharpener
Let me start off by saying that I have not used one. I have been doing research for the past few weeks trying to find a sharpener to suit my needs. From the reviews I have been reading, it does a good job at sharpening chisels, and plane irons, but it cant do much else.
For me at that price, I think it is either better to just buy a good set of water stones, or to save up and buy a Jet, or Tormek sharpening system. Both of those allow you more freedom to sharpen more tools. I am looking at getting the waterstone set from rockler for $119. I cant post the link, cause I don't have enough posts. Good luck. |
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