Drill bit sharpening attachment / Soporte para afilar brocas 

Use safety squints at the least. Your eyelids might hold up when your wheel shatters and sends shrap hurtling toward you at a hellish pace

Hahahahahahaha fucking outstanding

If you can find one of those old Black & Decker drill bit sharpeners, they work very well. Check on eBay or Amazon I bet you can find one for $10

Please, could you watch this video? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_XWnxREfgy8.html From my RU-vid Channel. It is in spanish language, but I think it will be interesting for you. Sorry for my poor english.

Es primordial trabajar simetricamente

Look carefully and ask again if you still have doubts. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cc6g3Ah-BBA.html

Wff is it wiith all these germans?

No te preocupes, yo muchas veces pienso que quedan mejor y cortan más que cuando eran nuevas.

Its a 'General 825'

I bought doctor drill it just bigest waste of money

Well that narrows it down

repito me gustaria conectar con este fafricante gracias

Miguel Sanz Sr. Sanz se dirije usted a mi ? Es que me hace una pregunta un poco extraña. Yo solo uso un aparato que explico claramente que he comprado en Ebay de Estados Unidos. No soy ningún fabricante, ni fabficante o fafricante (como usted dice en sus mensajes) de nada. Si quiere conectar o "cncertar" con el fabricante del aparato, no tiene más que poner el nombre de este en Google "Craftsman". Si quiere información sobre el producto no tiene más que preguntar a Google : "Craftsman drill bit grinding attachment" puede que aún se venda nuevo en algun lugar ( por la etiqueta sé, que el mio salió de los almacenes SEARS en los años 70). Donde si podrá comprar todos los que quiera (igual que hice yo) es en Ebay.com buscando la misma frase "Craftsman drill bit grinding attachment" se venden allí muchos de segunda mano. A mi me costó solo 13 dólares USA.

It's probably OK for touching up a dull bit. I wouldn't do any heavy grinding on the side of the wheel - apart from anything else the motor bearings aren't designed to resist axial load.

Actually in the instructions it says to use it that way. There is another video on the same tool and the guy was reading the instructions and there was also a note that state. "Even though the grind wheel states to never use it on the side it does not apply to this tool"

Because what? Hahaha don't use common sense this tool wrote about his tool. damn he must have hired johnny Cochran and the gang to fend off the slew of Walters that filed suit being sans an eye and four teeth after the wheel exploded

the manual states: "When side-grinding, always use a grinding wheel that is specifically designed and approved for that purpose."

@@bartz118 ... The correct use of the set-up is determined by the manufacturer of the grinder (type of bearings) and, more importantly, of the grinding wheel - NOT by the maker of a cheap gadget. Grinding wheels for lateral use (like in this video) have a special "pot" shape and a reinforced base. So, if you want to use it the wrong way - like in this video - you need to invest in a "pot" type wheel - which can be sintered/ceramic, a composite set-up of full-metal with either cubic boron or diamonds as grinding particles.

@@rlwieneke-cf3xq ... here you go. Totally agree. There is no free lunch: cheap attachment & expensive wheel or cheap grinding wheel and a complex (solid) drill sharpener...

maineville prepper I will try and help you out, Have had and used mine for more than 35 years, works perfect.

Thank you very much Old man : )

I will start with the most common problem I have seen. The base of the sharpener has a slotted hole, to adjust how far away from the grinding wheel it is mounted. The little tang you can see it his thumbnail that holds the drill from turning, has to be set to half the diameter of the drill away from the grinding wheel. loosen the 2 screws that hold it and make sure it does not pick the drill up from its cradle. other than that what you see in this video is pretty good. Don't jam it in to the grinding wheel, take a little at a time. If the distance away from the grinding wheel is not set right, the chisel point wont be at 90degrees, and the relief angle will be off. Hope that makes sense, and helps you out.

You can mount it on either side, but I would work the drill in from the back of the flute to the cutting edges

Every time I've read up on drill sharpeners, I see people swearing they're junk, but then see comments like Old Man's from people who seem to know what they're doing. I think it's just a cheap enough solution that it ends up in the hands of people from both ends of the spectrum, some of whom either may not have the experience or may not have the patience to get it set up properly and figure out what not to do with it.

My findings too. It gets very difficult to set that little lip rest thing properly into the flute with smaller bits. Wish there was a better method for that part.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_XWnxREfgy8.html A few years later, I still have all my fingers. I have uploaded more videos of this topic. They are in Spanish, but I highly recommend you to look at it. I think that only with the images do I explain many things. For example watch this video. Thank you.