scottdgoins
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hello
I have a lisle 91000 and i need to grind some carbide drills
I have a lisle 91000 and i need to grind some carbide drills
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Lisle 91000
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nadogail
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Welcome to the Forum from Southwestern California.
I am not sure exactly what you are writing about but if has the Lisle name on it, i would trust it to be pretty good at what it is intended to be used for.
I am not sure exactly what you are writing about but if has the Lisle name on it, i would trust it to be pretty good at what it is intended to be used for.
RoninB4
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hello
I have a lisle 91000 and i need to grind some carbide drills
-Are you asking a question or advising us of your next task?
I wrote a reply with information for the average homeowner but checked your profile after posting. Your profile lists you as a tool and die maker. As a former tool and die maker I'm wondering what your first post is about? Any T&D maker should already know what's involved with grinding carbide.
If your thread is about how to use the Lisle an internet search should provide literature and videos on operations. If this was an "introduce myself" post then welcome to the ranch. If this was bragging about having a Lisle 91000 drill sharpener..........well I probably would too after a few more postings but not on the first date.
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kaymccampbell
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I run diamond wheels and discs when sharpening carbide, including the stump grinder. Which reminds me that mine is due for a service. Probably its last one in my lifetime.