How To Sharpen Farm Drill Bits

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Sam from Horsley Wholesale shows us how to sharpen farm drill bits. And we get a quick look behind the scenes in his workshop as he builds Aussie made steel post drivers!
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6 апр 2023

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@Jonas_Keunecke 7 дней назад

I think this is the best one I've watched so far, thanks for the explanations!

@2BadgersBlue Год назад

That end outtake was absolute gold! 😂

@andrewmicas4327 Год назад

Best thing for learning sharpening drills is practice, and more practice.

@andrewsteele7663 Год назад

Thanks Tim, and a special thanks to Sam. I purchased a " Drill Sharpening Kit" when I was at Farmfest years ago. When I spend the time and read the instructions again. I am able to do a reasonable job, but nowhere as good as the rep selling the kits. If I only knew all I needed was a good grinder. Cheers

@bushmannevkoch9907 Год назад

When you know how to sharpen drill bits there are a lot who don't. A great video.

@vsvnrg3263 Год назад

that advice about not letting drill bits get too far worn is right on. i dont worry too much about the centre being perfect because i always drill pilot holes. i also found that the cheap 4-sided diamond sharpening block i got from bunnings is super useful for putting a like-brand-new edge on them. actually if i had his grinder i would use the belt for getting my drill bits ready for the bunnings diamond sharpener.

@rossholmes178 Год назад

Thanks for the vid Tim...Horsely Wholesale at Goulburn, NSW is one of the best ag stores around...if you're after electric fencing gear don't even bother looking elsewhere - you won't find it less expensive anywhere. I can drive over 80kms to and from Goulburn and still be way in front on a single purchase...and customer service is ace as well. Many thanks to Sam and his crew...

@richarddiaz8248 9 месяцев назад

Good morning Tim nice video

@2nostromo Год назад

I was going to buy a specialised jig from Bunnings but I'll give this another try. Its a roll of dice for me so far.

@PapaRug.58 Год назад

I’m about 1 out of 4 I get a bit to actually cut and drill but I don’t practice enough and my dad was damn near blind and could sharpen them like nothing 😅 great vid

@pjfmachine Год назад

You might want to considerer, how to true and dress a grinding wheel. The run out vibration of that wheel, Made my privates crawl back up. The truer the face of a wheel runs, the better the grind. I know of these two blokes, formally of Thomastown. That can show you 4 generations of how to dress a wheel. It would be a video / addendum of its own, to add to this.

@nickmoore6727 Год назад

Best drill grinding is a white grinding wheel. Does a better job and less burning. DIY ers use a hard grey wheel. Keep it just for sharpening not general grinding. That gap in toolrest a danger point. Close it up.A wheel dresser gets the surface back as well. Use Rocol black cutting paste as well. Drilling the steel. Can cut stainless easy with it.

@richarddiaz8248 9 месяцев назад

In twist lift

@FarmLearningTim 9 месяцев назад

Yeah… or just visit Sammy. He likes sharpening drill bits…..

@jamesthefisherman832 Год назад

Do you get the drill guides just from a local hardware store?

@FarmLearningTim Год назад

Get onto Sam using the link in the description

@2nostromo Год назад

Hey what is that green thing with the big belt drive wheel at 1:11 in? I'm a big time farmer in New Zealand and I need some kind of pump for my 5 acre spread.

@FarmLearningTim Год назад

It’s an old grinder. Best option for you would be an electric pump mate.

@stevenwild39 Год назад

My father in law taught me to sharpen drill bits on a grinder years ago. Exactly the same technique. The only difference is we used to use aluminium oxide wheels, which give a much better finish than a standard wheel, and they don't clog up as much.