How To Sharpen Drill Bits - Drill Bit Sharpening Jig

[@jobspeedmms]

the method used to make the drill bit sharp again is very good and detailed..

[@gregbuckfield9285]

As a qualified sheetmetal worker in fine limit work for 50 years ,you do not sharpen a drill like that .It is at the wrong angle you should twist to get a slight smooth downward curve. The way It is being shown it will not drill a perfectly round hole will chatter . The drills that you buy in all of the D.I Y stores are not sharpened correctly. I always have to resharpen them to do the job properly before using. There is also a correct way to sharpen drills properly for counter sinking holes for screws. That is different from normal drilling. I wish you all the best.

[@Erdogan309]

Bana kendi tekniğini öğretici bir video atar mısın ? Can you send me a tutorial video of your technique?

[@hermanteunissen990]

Using cutting oil will make the drill bit last longer and finish smoother. Cool and lube.

[@bobmcgee7805]

on wood ?ha

[@hermanteunissen990]

@@bobmcgee7805 I am not talking about making that wooden jig of course! He is showing how to sharpen drill bits for metal and drills a few holes in metal as a demonstration but not using cutting oil. Do you understand me now? Ask again if you don't.

[@tomvandernoll1455]

@@bobmcgee7805 we have a genius here ( this are drill bits for metal😑)

[@HelloNotMe9999]

With enough lube, we can do anything...

[@aceeeeee5361]

@@hermanteunissen990) lllllllllll

[@alexandervanwyk7669]

Thanks for showing. I only use my gut. and managed perfectly well over last 4 decades. I always cool bit with water, left side and then sharpen RH side and cool off with water immediately. For small drills need glasses lately. To test drill bit for sharpness; turn with RH in LH finger; if it bites, its always good. Thanks for your professional attention to detail. Love from deep dark Africa

[@delfinosanchez2221]

Ok gracias

[@shahfahad8623]

Hat's off to you sir I appreciate your skills

[@whitehawk7128]

Deep dark Africa? Lol what

[@davidwinkworth6750]

I'm amazed you haven't been clouted by the vice. Clamp it before it jams and breaks your fingers

[@TheJuangiron]

Desde El Salvador 🇸🇻. Bravo. Bravo. Bravo y. Gracias desde Anerica Latina. Hay tantas cosas en las redes de comunicación. Muy buenas. Y es una lástima que muchos las ocupan más para insultarse que para aprender

[@philipsutcliffe6014]

This guy is amazing, he's still got all his fingers. It's a miracle !

[@ahmadpepenefendi85]

Tutorial kepepet🤣

[@عرقيعراقي-غ7ح]

@@ahmadpepenefendi85 قصص

[@parttimetourist]

The spindle looks to be turning too fast for the size of the drill bit resulting in chatter. It also helps to use lube of coolant

[@MetinTetiker]

Yaptığınız klavuz veya aparat doğru açı ve düzlem verebilir.Ancak matkap uçları ve kesici aletler sizde biliyorsunuzdur,kesinlikle soğutucu sıvı veya katı yağ ile soğutma olarak kullanıldığında hem yüzey temizliği,hem delici ucun uzun süre kesiciliğinin olmasını sağlar.Küçük eleştirimi mahzur görün.Başarılı çalışmalarınızı takip ediyoruz.

[@thujudge1]

HAS NO CLUE COULD SHARPEN BETTER FREE HAND AND A LOT FAST !!!

[@sergiososa9229]

Buena idea, a pesar de que la platina es very gruesa. En lo que se refiere la prensa, la verdad que también buena idea al hacerla de wood. Felicitaciones.

[@petergaiser4213]

It's easy to sharpen a large size drill bit. The difficulty is sharpening a 3mm drill bit.

[@hassanmuhamad4011]

⁵vvbby

[@radyarpad857]

Please sharpen me a 60 mm drill thx

[@agustinruiz2877]

Excelente video solo una pregunta eso sirve para cualquier broca o se tiene que hacer una para cada broca

[@ihti20]

Приблуда для выравнивания углов, только она для левого сверла. Обычно: правится камень, выравниваются кромки, выравниваются углы, точится задняя, подрубается перемычка, сверлится тонким, но необязательно, снижаются обороты, капается масло, и быстренько, но не спеша, сверлится.

[@denisq937]

Не эт ты слишком загнул для этого гения)

[@dangelep]

Best is to use V shape for the sharpening tool. If is round, you will not able to sharp correctly bits with small diameter

[@andyfalc]

Too much clearance angle gives a weaker chisel point. And as demonstrated a tendency to grab. A jobber drill shouldn't be sharpened flat but have a slight curve on the clearance which strengthens the chisel point.

[@henkvharten8465]

like many people said, how not to sharpen a dril bit..

[@АндрейШпет-л9к]

Тыльную часть заваливать немного нужно,а то сверлить не будет.для новичка приспособа полезна будет,а со временем научится на глаз затачивать,главное угол выдержать и длину плеч режущей кромки.

[@aunghein9591]

ဗqဖa

[@yakudza75]

Как один раз научили в училище затачивать свёрла, так и по сей день точу без всяких приспособлений, нужно успеть чувствовать инструмент. А рукожоп и с приспособой сверло запорит

[@nicolemiguelnavarro6132]

sir that was my problem for a long time on how to sharpene drill bit but thanks so much now i know how great video

[@davidhoward5586]

Never in my life have seen such a loose workshop. If you can call it that? A post drill on a wobbly table. A handheld drill vice and even a wobbly elasticated wanna be drill bit sharpener that is going to hurt this guy bad one day along with everything else he uses in that room. no relief behind the cutting edge Oh no cutting edge that’s why just flat ground to a sharp right angle No wonder it had a hard time burning through that wood A pilot hole would have helped. Maybe He got swarf yet it was burnt. Just hope he learns how to bolt things down and read some basic tool use books or videos before he starts losing fingers.

[@doctorboy5892]

Offensive David. You are watching the head engineer working in the Chinese Great Wall car manufacturing workshop.

[@davidhoward5586]

Well that makes sense now thank you lol

[@fritanke2318]

Looking forward to the tour of your shop and projects. A few hms videos?

[@robertdominiczak6523]

He probably wears open toed safety sandals?

[@dhump59]

​@@robertdominiczak6523 Yes I saw the shot of his flip flops and exposed toes for the metal shavings. lol

[@Paul29140]

Very impressed, this is how we got things done 100 years ago.

[@piotrekblazucki7357]

Or more ;)

[@uss.steamship9215]

He who has hard wood and knowledge shall prosper…..😁👍❤️

[@erasethepatterns1]

Here's an idea, start by drilling a smaller pilot hole and maybe use some lubricant. It'll save you a ton of time and larger more expensive drill bits from dulling.

[@zsir6569]

If you can sharpen the chisel edge, it will make the drill faster and easier to use. If machining deep holes, grinding the back of the knife will be of great help to the row cutting.

[@manoguitaroficial]

Good job man! I like this video, very nice! Emanoel, from Brazil

[@anthrax666]

Very Nice! How many scrap drops of 3/8 flat stock do you have? :) That looks like a very good system for sharping larger bits. I'm looking for a jig to sharpen smaller bits, 3/32" to 1/4". Very impressive how accurate and clean you're jig works. I'm thinking similar jig V-cut that rides on the tool rest. Needs to be quick for a quick touch up. Split point would be nice.

[@amigopancho9226]

This is amazing video because of the material used in making jig for drill bit sharpener.Now, I have idea a corrct angle to sharpen my drill bit.t.y. AMIGO.

[@kingronel2348]

Furejiyure

[@keithscott9774]

Think I'll make one too but I'll use a giant chainsaw with blunt teeth to cut the slot. Should get better accuracy.

[@josegalote5354]

PARABÉNS AMIGO VOCÊ É UM GRANDE PROFISSIONAL DEUS JESUS ABENÇOE SEMPRE SEUS CONHECIMENTOS E SUA INTELIGÊNCIA.

[@javierbrito919]

Buena herramienta Saludos desde Campeche México

[@mas2ery]

Where can I get some of those rubber bands?!!

[@rodrigomonardezbalcarce9476]

Very good find!

[@candidolizardicastro9109]

Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos, es un triunfador.

[@hugohernandez4197]

Felicito a este Señor porque se aproxima un 99% al afilado original de las brocas, no como otros vídeos mentirosos que andan en las redes, no soy un experto en la materia pero me gusta la perfección y la alta Calidad en el trabajo de Taller.-

[@cachhomevideo1546]

Good sharpening

[@baron8103]

..BUEN TRABAJO..AHORA SI LE AGREGAMOS LIQUIDO REFRIGERANTE ..MAYOR SERA LA DURACION DE LA BROCA...

[@fernandoclaudiano3588]

Nota se que a broca que ele afia, fica com o ângulo de corte mais baixo, impossivel ter dado certo, pois ele deve mudar o ângulo de afiamento no gabarito que ele fez, pois está invertido. O correto é fazer o fio, do mesmo pra trás e não o contrário....fica a dica Obs: Acredito que ele trocou a broca ou afiou-a novamentre (corrigindo o erro) pra mostrar o sucesso da idéia 😎

[@rafaelsantos-ui5zn]

A IMAGEM DO FINAL É A MESMA DO INICIO, TEMPO 0:33 E EM 12:56

[@szilasmentifazekasjozsef821]

Igazad van, ez nem valós élezés, éppen fordítva csinálta! A végén javított, de ez nincs bemutatva.

[@JoaoFernandes-jj1ne]

Com o devido respeito para com a pessoa que teve a ideia, mas de facto assim não resulta.

[@fernandoclaudiano3588]

@@rafaelsantos-ui5zn exatamente 👏👏👏

[@danilocosta7220]

Verdade mano .. o ângulo de corte ficou um pouco invertido

[@cruz1742]

Good Idea.but NEVER HOLD A PIECE OF METAL WITH YOUR FINGER WHILE YOU DRILLING SOMETHING. My Friend got fingers cut off when bit stocked,,!

[@ARIFINLATHE]

OmG...nice amazing..👍👍👍👍

[@tonyowen8547]

Very good you/ve made a useful tool out of a bit of scrap wood very rewarding

[@ingvardpedersen1573]

I am a retired industrial toolmaker, and I dont know what, to laugh or cry. Everything in this video is craftsmanship wrong and pretty unsafe. Do yourself a favor and learn how to sharpen a drill bit. It takes less than 30 minutes.

[@anon-iraq2655]

Could you make a video please, or link a video with the correct method

[@atam4023]

+1

[@lylestephens8828]

@Max Z. Sorry Max, but he's right. This is poor technique, and I'm still working.

[@adeelmushtaq4502]

Thanks for making this video made me laugh out loud. 😃

[@szilasmentifazekasjozsef821]

@Max Z. Nincs igazad vagy Te sem tudsz fúrót élezni! Nem ismered a lényegét! A film éppen azt mutatja, hogyan nem lehet élezni!!!

[@bharatbhatt3645]

Can we use mason burnt drill bit after grind on angle grinder in wood please suggest

[@guycse9846]

The back of the cutting edge HAS to be lower than the cutting face else the drill 'rubs' the material being drilled and causes heat. Compare the first drill and the one he sharpened.

[@arthurpit3767]

Can you tell me if there is a way to sharpen nail cutter.

[@carriestearns7665]

Hey has anybody ever used candle wax for drilling steel when your bit gets hot keep a big chunk by your press and give it a dab also protects bits from rust .good video 👌👌👌

[@kansascityshuffle8526]

I use beeswax

[@wendull811]

I just spend the money and buy cutting oil. It will save you in the long run.

[@rottondog1473]

Vaseline. It melts and coats the drill bit pretty good and nobody in the shop working with you wants to steal it

[@b.p.rwebber8098]

@@wendull811 I use thread cutting fluid works really well because as the bit heats the fluid melt and lasts quite a while. Also use oil but thread paste is way better becuse you just apply it the drill till.

[@deomedesferreiragomesfilho7706]

Gostei muito parabéns pela sua criatividade. Vc vende esse gabarito.

[@haxificality]

I do that without any jig, it's a waste of time. use the plate side of the stone not the usual side. just mind the angle and the direction of the flat tip of the drill bit. it must be preserve. small change in the angle of the bit is tolerable. I use to consume my drill bit up to the ending of the twist.

[@victorrondon7364]

Excelente video!

[@danbrownellfuzzy3010]

Clamping your vise down will keep the whole thing from spinning or flying off the table one day.

[@Lesfac]

To make a fixture worthwhile you want it to make the cutting edges the same length so the drill cuts to size. With this it's down to judgement just like when you hand grind. However it does go some way to making the grinding angle consistent. I could see it making a groove in the grinding wheel necessitating dressing the wheel.

[@rixogtr]

For me it's quicker to have a drill bit angle gauge ready at hand. Mostly when I grind my bits I have the gauge and a couple of bits of various sizes and just do incremental grinds and always recheck my angles and that's it, no need for a holder for each size drill bit

[@davidfalconer8913]

Would advise a MUCH slower drill speed for steel and use OIL or coolant ... also make a small pilot hole before using bigger drill ( fast speeds are best for stuff like wood or plastics / Tufnol™ / fiberglass ) and NEVER drill brass with these sharp drills , back off the cutting edge or things go flying around the workshop ( these tips should mean you use your great little jig less often ! ! ) ....

[@jhonmcklane3585]

M parece buena idea d cómo sugieres afilar las brocas n los ángulos correctos con la ayuda del dispositivo d madera, pero tambien t sugiero q cuando hagas un corte n una placa d metal uses aceite para corte xq la rebaba sale d color marron o negra xq no sólo c puede quemar la broca sino también el material q estas cortando...saludos

[@sergiokiwon6688]

🇧🇷👍 parabéns Congratulations 🇧🇷👍 gratifying 🇧🇷👍

[@desmondclarke9444]

Thanks for this video you teach me the way how to sharpen bit i can teach someone to do now

[@johnwilson6298]

The golden rule when drilling. use a clamping tool, OR GET BIT EVENTUALLY!

[@dipakpatale2106]

Wow... लेकिन आप की लकड़ी की वॉइस बहुत अच्छी है यह पैटर्न देखें मैं घर पर बना लूंगा

[@04u2cY]

What I find amazing this guy still has his fingers.

[@83project]

Setelah lihat jadi lebih mantap untuk mencoba

[@grazynazambeanie5963]

9/16 th hole and no pilot drill . I am impressed

[@govardhanaraogoodlaagoodpr4561]

Very nice but rubber band melting?

[@willisbutcher8195]

Try using cutting oil if ya wanna keep your drill bits sharp in the first place!

[@edgarbleikur1929]

And setting the drill speed correctly...

[@zacclarke8652]

and drilling a pilot hole...

[@amadosantiago3280]

And wear gloves 😁

[@amadosantiago3280]

And safety glasses 🤓😭

[@zacclarke8652]

Amado Santiago never wear gloves when drilling. If the drill bit catches it’ll take your hand up with it

[@pstreicher]

How do you get both sides to be the same? You got good eye!

[@meatshield2682]

hard to watch someone put forth so much effort to show people the worst sharpening ever.... nobody should ever do this. i felt like I was watching my 6 year old sharpen a stick and doing it poorly

[@Manish80gyb.]

😊7j kg

[@arunbhatt670]

Nicely done. Real difficulty to sharp small bits. Pl. make a vdo on it.👌⚘🙏

[@steinarlarsen9899]

and shit like this has 2.3 million views, hope they watched for the laugh and not to learn

[@benjamincastelan5504]

muy bien las ideas para trabajos en. casa

[@sajidrafique375]

you drilled the 14 mm hole without oil ?

[@imnotahealthandsafetyperso4889]

That’s a left hand drill jig it needs to come from the other way if I’m wrong please explain why thanks,Bob

[@rubenzampieri8127]

Gracias por el video! Te felicito por el trabajo! Saludos desde Ituzaingó, Buenos Aires.

[@patriota7801]

hola tienes que destalonarla tambien ya que tiene dos angulos una broca, si no no sirve

[@saidbaci4344]

Well done !

[@christianhowes2]

It's like a bad movie, somtimes just have to watch to the end.

[@عقيلالعبيدي-ض6ض]

احسنت ستاذ 💞🌺🙋‍♂️💐💕🌹👏👍🌺

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

all that for a miter gauge that doesn't even hold the bit still. I use cut off disks on my flexshaft on small bits in my hand, large bits like that use a hardened file and some emery.

[@bronzeladdy53]

Aaa.. isn't the grinder going BACKWARDS? it shouldn't be pushing the bit up like that..

[@djordjejon4849]

🎓 Exellent main frend👌 Gretings from Serbia 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Javier..Escobar]

1- Para brocas delgadas y cortas cuál será el dispositivo para afilado 2- para brocas de carpintería que tienen una punta como se afilan y su dispositivo *Gracias por su video y trabajo.

[@abdel-hadikaddourn2bricola725]

Très bien bravo Je vous propose de bizuter la surface derrière les lames de coupe ce la favorise le refroidissement de la mèche et diminue le surchauffe

[@janbalga7702]

Great idea. I will also have to make it because I can not sharpen the drill properly.

[@theskip1]

learn

[@b.p.rwebber8098]

Watch more drill sharpening clips

[@gonzalomunoz3471]

Now you just need to know the proper r.p.m. for each drill

[@louisgoubert7292]

7

[@charlierogers5496]

Good job done

[@rayed51]

Well done mate. Thanks for the ideas.

[@garyr7027]

You have a table saw, you couldn't cut that piece of wood out with it instead of hacking it with a drill bit and a chisel?... Lol.

[@miranlyan1]

good job bro.I like it thanks

[@airgunsairsofts9490]

Good job!

[@heyjohnson5535]

I guess if someone can follow what u did they deserve a sharp drill bit we were simply taught how to do it by being shown the angle to hold it and bump it against a base grinder until u take off the burrs and return the original shape to the bit.

[@losmejoresproductospromoci7728]

Hola amigo. disculpe pero esa broca no esta bien afilada, la broca debe sacar el material en resortes. le falta un poquito de filo nada mas.

[@ЛюбовьБарановская-з7р]

Молодчага спасибо так держать всегда

[@safaaosscar2796]

This is for all daimet or ony one daimet ..thank's

[@Pharesm]

damn, your table saw is going to put your hands out of business one day...

[@loriamora6202]

you're genius grasshopper...

[@marcoantoniorego7903]

Só pela forma que o cavaco sai, da pra ver que a afiação foi péssima, não adianta só manter o ângulo pois no momento da afiação a broca tem que girar e assim melhorando o ângulo se saída.

[@johnshilling2221]

Nice job, except! You built it 180°, mirror-image, backwards. You should be coming towards the grinding disc from the left with the drill bits cutting edge up, coming into first contact with the grinding disc and lifting so that the tail of the grind is slightly recessed from the cutting edge. With experience, you can also rotate the bit slightly as you are lifting the cutting edge of the bit. Best of luck! You've got skills that can be honed! (Pun intended) LOL!

[@jump4j]

it's easy to sharpen big bits, it's the small ones that are hard

[@alanballard2841]

i think that you could have a bit more clearance on the back edge of the drill!

[@MShahzaibwoodwork]

Naic bro Wood carpanter shahzaib

[@satishkumar-gg5fm]

Which drill bit is better ... company ?

[@290DIRT]

Nachi Japan

[@patrickkane7207]

Subbed out to a nonunion shop. LOL

[@felipedossantosdasilva9103]

Eu adorei

[@Th6107]

Thank you so much 👍

[@salvatoresalvio204]

BELLO E INTERESSANTE VIDEO. COMPLIMENTI. SALUTI SALVIO

[@zoranmilinkovic4425]

Imam gomilu burgija koje nisu u stanju ni stiropor da probuše!!! Ovo moram obavezmo pokušati da napravim!