Razor Sharp! Sharpen Drill Bit in 2 Minutes With This Method

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[@creationholic101]

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[@ALEFILES]

Nice and interesting video! Easy to make! Greetings from Argentina! Which grain of the grinder disc did you use to sharpen the drill bit? Thanks a lot!❤

[@Filmaker25]

Great tips!

[@zygmuntjarowicz7124]

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[@danaeverhart6487]

Smart enough to know how to sharpen the bits, but not smart enough to use a skill saw to cut wood instead of a hacksaw! Amazing 😊 peace ✌🏻

[@eduardocollado6381]

Muy bueno, gracias.

[@cristinacost2044]

Você é fantástico, me escrevi no seu canal a pouco tempo, adorando seus vídeos eles ajuda e muito . Sou Brasileira Cidade São Paulo. Obrigado por compartilhar 🙏

[@dubrd5926]

I like the drill angle gauge you use with two nuts. I have always sharpened my drill bits free hand on a bench grinder and get a fairly sharp bit with that method and it is very quick to do. (Me gusta el calibre del ángulo de perforación que usas con dos tuercas. Siempre he afilado mis brocas con la mano libre en una amoladora de banco y con ese método obtengo una broca bastante afilada y es muy rápido de hacer.)

[@creationholic101]

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[@trevorgriffis2215]

Exactly mate i use a bench grinder also 👍

[@sunshinegarden2782]

I learned so much from watching this.🌺🌺🌺

[@nelsoncesarcruzfilho7219]

Parabéns, ficou muito bom.

[@angelluis6477]

Muy buen truco 👏👏👏

[@fabianamatos7834]

Muchas gracias. Muy didactico y practico

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[@adambergendorff2702]

The wood drill guide was a great idea!

[@creationholic101]

Thank you!

[@markstanleywinemaking9071]

I like the simple approach, but easier: I will simply 'dado' a longer board with the table saw> then cut the angle with a chop saw> then make the 90 degree cut on the chop saw [90 seconds]. If the dado is slightly smaller than the bit diameter, Its not necessary to round it with a rasp. Make up many of them for different bit sizes at the same time [5 minutes] Guitarmaker from Washington state.

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[@esmeraldarea3008]

soy de ecuador muy ilustrativo y sumamente claro felicitaciones

[@frenosembragues635]

Soy de bolivia

[@elalquimista9357]

Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento lo pondre en practica !!!!

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[@user-df3pe9rm3h]

Excelente! Parabéns! Sou de Lavras MG.

[@AmazingSmart-ngth]

Thank you so much! Interesting and helpful hacks..looking forward to more tips❤

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[@maurasanthony4566]

Simple contraption.Good work.I am from Bengaluru,India

[@user-ky1kc4by6x]

Soy de castellon españa muy ingenioso 👍

[@soykiava8596]

Le saludo desde Colima, Colima, México. Gracias, por tan brillante idea y sobre todo facil y económica. Abrazos.

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Tolles Video 👍Danke👋

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Jaboticatubas/MG....GRATIDÃO pela dica!

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Tôi chưa bao giờ mài mũi khoang bén được, nếu bén được chỉ là hên thôi. Xem clip này tôi thật sự không còn lo lắng khi mài mũi khoan nữa. Cảm ơn rất nhiều. Bạn thật sự là một ông thầy giỏi.

[@pedrocubillasmantilla4309]

Que bueno, que compartas enseñanzas básicas para los especialistas de mecánica de Banco

[@creationholic101]

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[@marcomolina9970]

Muchas gracias por el vídeo, saludos desde Argentina

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[@guillermopalacios959]

Gracias super util saludos desde Guadalajara Mexico

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[@user-ki7hr9mr3b]

Muy buenas noches desde cuba, gracias por expandir el conocimiento, es de sabio y agradecidos, bendiciones

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[@mackmocktar3285]

looks easy...am definately going to use this in future

[@creationholic101]

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[@user-zu9eb9on2w]

Gracias por la demostracion. Saludis desde Cuba.

[@creationholic101]

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[@leslieedgardlindop7202]

Hi l was taught to use the 2 nuts to check the cutting angle which is 60 degrees. On the bench grinder but it takes practise cheers les from Adelaide south Australia

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[@abolfazl.sajadi]

I am Abolfazl from Iran. Thank you for the good clip, I had a lot of trouble sharpening the drill

[@creationholic101]

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[@jardeljardel7076]

Excelente idéia

[@mikeharvey5612]

Nope. Dangerous and bad practice.

[@tintocx9347]

Hola soy de Argentina y voy a probar tu metodo gracias.

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[@ribesantonio]

Muy bien el video desde España

[@nadernajafi-kq1zb]

Tanck you very very goooood ❤️ 🖤 👏 😀 ♥️ nader AZ Iran 🇮🇷

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[@sylviekoenig9960]

Brillant! So useful. Just what I needed.

[@jaimepereira4549]

Show. Muito simples e eficiente. Parabéns

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[@TeoHanTien]

Bạn chia sẻ cách hay 👍👍

[@bertrandanctil6897]

Je vais l'essayer... Du Québec!

[@koukariotis]

We save time not only by sharpening, but also by drilling! Many thanks for the amazing idea!

[@creationholic101]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@galaxiedance3135]

I am happy that I am a Tool & Die Maker and I was taught how to sharpen drills by hand at work, then given about 1000 drills to sharpen perfectly as practice when i was an apprentice. There are different ways to sharpen for different material. Bronze, you take off the sharp edge so it looks a little like a masonry bit. Cutting out the web can ease drill pressure, too much and it will chip under load. the sound of the drill can tell you if it's sharpened properly (you get to learn the sound that is correct and become very sensitive to it when it changes).

[@creationholic101]

Hello and thank you so much for your comment! What you say is very true! If you have any other ideas or solutions, feel free to share them with me! Wish you the best!

[@rpm2dayg648]

Same here. Retired Tool and Die maker. Four year apprenticeship while working 8 hours and then going to class at night. Then you start learning.

[@galaxiedance3135]

@@rpm2dayg648 I was an apprentice and went to school on Fridays. Started school 14 months after getting signed on. One week was theory in a classroom... next week Practical in the shop. I got a paper signed by the teacher when I arrived and left and I got paid for it. One year, I did all the Practical projects in 2 days. All I had to do on Practical days was show up, teacher signed, I had the rest of Friday off and got paid a full day :) My final project was a simple die. Super easy and done so quick. I helped out I think 8 or 9 guys with their project. They're T&D maker apprentices but only run CNC machines. They were clueless. I'm retired from that trade now, I went to Construction. It's ok. benefits are amazing, pay is very good. I love working outdoors. Still, I enjoyed the days as a T&D Maker!!

[@rockmantru]

My dad was a tool and die maker. He could sharpen a drill bit perfectly in a few seconds. Man, I miss him.

[@user-up3jy9vv2f]

Sin dudas están muy BIEN gracias Cuba

[@creationholic101]

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[@fireballxl-5748]

Yeah, I'm going to make a wooden block for every drill bit I own. Folks, a little practice and you can do this by sight and hand.

[@creationholic101]

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[@johnshadle4817]

My thoughts exactly.

[@scottshawn70]

Why would you need more than one wooden block? Just cut a V in in without rounding it out with the circular file. Then use it for every size from smallest up to the largest.

[@jcoutino1503]

Que angulo usastes...no se aprecia q ángulo es?

[@tonimas5140]

Buena idea . Gracias

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[@binhbuiduc5218]

Tuyệt!

[@britanyalcala1437]

Este método es excelente me impresionó gracias

[@creationholic101]

Glad you like them!

[@luismalm1]

La idea es buena, pero hay tres detalles que hay que señalar: 1) La sujeción de la amoladora debe ser apropiada. Es mejor usar un soporte para tal fin. Agarrarla o sujetarla directamente desde su carcasa en una morsa es peligroso, porque con las vibraciones se puede romper. Una buena opción es usar plástico como poliestireno expandido o otro plástico esponjoso, que se lo suele usar para empaquetar cosas frágiles. 2) El disco del video es un disco de corte. Está diseñado para esfuerzos radiales. La mallita que tiene es una malla de protección que minimiza que la piedra se fracture con más facilidad que si no la tuviera. Una piedra más gruesa es más apropiada. Además hay que tener en cuenta que el grano de la piedra está relacionado con el tamaño de mecha con el que uno va a afilar. Si la mecha es muy pequeña de diámetro, el grano de la piedra lo tiene que ser también porque en el intento de afilar se va a partir. 3) Las mechas de acero rápido es un material muy duro pero muy frágil. El acero rápido empleado en herramientas de corte tienen un 2% de carbono generalmente. Por esto, son peligrosas a la hora de afilar porque la contracción es tan notable que no permiten enfriarlas con agua, porque hay veces que se parten como balazo. Si bien en el afilado no se alcanzan las temperaturas de temple, la tendencia a partirse existe. Cuando una afila una mecha de acero rápido o cuando se usa, lo mejor es no enfriarla con agua. En todo caso, es mejor usar aceite, o lo mejor, es usar el aire. Con soplarlas es suficiente.

[@faykabute]

Perfeito.

[@creationholic101]

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[@telmojaviermorenoaparicio3757]

Sería bueno conocer con que disco o discos realizas el afilado

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[@lucianovidal7255]

Sou o Luciano, moro no Eusébio - Ceará. Gostei muito. Parabéns!

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[@gerardoamaro2517]

Un Saludo desde Barcelona,un 10,campeón 👍👍👍

[@creationholic101]

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[@josemarques923]

Thats nice, thanks

[@creationholic101]

Thank you too!

[@philkennedy342]

Thanks for sharing I’d be inclined to use the thicker cutting disc but other than that👍👍👍

[@creationholic101]

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parabéns ficou muito boa a dica. Paraná

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[@belajuhasz4455]

Thanks for your efforts from Hungary, Europe!

[@creationholic101]

Many thanks!

[@carlogratta1354]

Molto interessante, grazie

[@sunnydaze7580]

I knew this guy was serious when that protractor came out!

[@creationholic101]

Thanks for your comment 😊

[@mobilephil244]

Wow, That drill is an old-friend. Great video.

[@creationholic101]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ronaldrussell5481]

Yeah, I have one that looks a lot like it, an old Milwaukee that was my dads, he's been dead for 47 years and he had it for a long time before. I've used/abused it to death, but it keeps on ticking!

[@roycrowell5910]

Great. Demonstration i think I will try it

[@creationholic101]

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[@pikifrino]

Good enought indeed!.. Thank you!..

[@creationholic101]

You're very welcome

[@darrellwolf5638]

on the opening he was running the bit backwards

[@sfeddie1]

Yes, it did look that way. But often the frame rate of the video can make rotating objects look like there running backwards. That’s the “stagecoach wheel effect” that’s seen in old western movies where the wheels look like they are turning backwards when the stagecoach is moving forward.

[@TheZBuZZ]

He ran it backwards to to make it easier to see the tip of the bit’s cutting angle. Shiny makes seeing it a lot easier.

[@creationholic101]

thanks!

[@twinwankel]

What does grinding the back edge do for you? I've sharpened bits before and never did that.

[@Regmar]

Facilita quebra cavaco em materiais ducteis

[@bernhardpasman157]

If you have drill bits with bigger diamter, you increase the cutting area and decrease the center, where the bit is not cutting. It is easier to drill a hole in one step, without a small hole in advance.

[@helmutruden781]

It's against friction / edge of the drill.

[@DeadKennedys-eo1oo]

Firstly the groove or channel in the timber won't suit smaller drill bits.Be careful not to over tighten the grinder in the vice as it will fail. That particular grinding wheel is not the best choice for facing drill bits,use a flat stone type. Never quench a hot drill bit in water as it will untemper the HSS and soften up the hardness which means it will lose it's each quicker. The only thing i support is the old hexagon nut trick for the correct pitch angle. Safety first people,it's not worth hurting yourself for a $15 drill bit.

[@creationholic101]

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[@rafaelfarfan8443]

Excelente... Gracias.

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Merci beaucoup mon Ami pour votre démonstration juste Tarik du Maroc

[@creationholic101]

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[@Gratusgratus]

An old farmer taught me this trick: Press the drill bit cutting point with both hands at its 60 degree angel against a running emery wheel. As it makes contact, move the opposite end of the bit upwards, so that your upward movement ends where the emery wheel sharpens the cutting edge for a moment or two. Repeat this movement until the one wing's cutting edge is sharp. Now repeat this movement with the other wing.

[@creationholic101]

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[@stevefuller1779]

I sharpen drills freehand was taught how as an apprentice. Unless you are doing precision work the angle only needs to be approximate and for thin stuff using a shallower angle will make it much safer. There is no need to bother with the cut outs on the backs except on large bits to help starting from a centre dot, if you drill a pilot hole first it is not needed at all.

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[@javiersp01]

Very good one, thank you !

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Panamá,la idea parece muy buena..

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😂thats nice❤

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Привет это круто респект 🎉🎉🎉❤

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Thats better --now I understand ---good idea

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Muchas gracias. Quiero precisar el pulimento que hace luego del primero. Es algo interno y no se puede ver bien. Pero, en todo caso, bien

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A naza ainda vêm estudar este povo , parabéns

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Excelente!!

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bonito documental gracias

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[@nikossous6460]

Good Evening. the same is good, not perfect. But I have a question? Because at the beginning of the video the drill is turning upside down, so it cannot be drilled, and at the end of the video it turns clockwise, i.e. normally. at the beginning on the left, so of course there will be no drilling, whoever pauses and repeats the video twice will see that it turns wrong at the beginning. so of course there will be no drilling.

[@creationholic101]

Maybe you misunderstood. When drilling I reversed the drill

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[@nedbates]

You lost me when you used a hacksaw to mitre-cut wood!

[@bazthehandyman]

Exactly.

[@creationholic101]

Sorry because my wood saw is quite big, so I use an iron saw so everyone can easily visualize my work

[@HT-dp6tw]

Thank you so much

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[@danielaversa1613]

Que angulo le das a la madera, cuantos grados marcas?

[@creationholic101]

30 degrees

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Supert ça a l air simple et franchement rapide Marco belgique

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[@oscarcaceres401]

Me gusta buena idea se puede mejorar??❤

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[@abdallahabdelkader5334]

BRAVO MEC

[@kevinsullivan3474]

if you used a wood saw instead of a hacksaw, you'd have better results

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[@spallerred1]

Все гениальное просто 🔥 💪👍

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¡¡¡¡ excelente !!!! 😎

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From Manaus, Amazon, Brazil.

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Thanks.

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Fantastisch

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[@gerardogonzalez4619]

Exelente idea

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[@jean-jacqueslesenfant3347]

Excellent je vais essayer.tu peut nous montrer comment dénudé des fils électriques de petite section ? 👍🗡️

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muy buena idea

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[@Fernandesserra]

Muito bom. RJ Brasil

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[@ivanbontempi3062]

Complimenti..😊 da Brescia

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[@herbertvanrensburg6411]

My friend you are busy teaching people to carry out very dangerous means of sharpening a drill bit, you should NEVER sharpen anything on the side of a cutting disc in an angle grinder as it could shatter and cause serious injury to the person!

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