Hi People.
My first attempt at using the DBS22.
As you can see I'm not using a Tormek wet grinder, this set up works really well and the CBN wheels are a joy to use.
I am loving the drill sharpener it is a fantastic bit of kit. Does anyone know what the lines are for, marked in red please?
Thanks
2 more pics
It was a 10mm drill I sharpened.
Page 13 of the manual discusses this as shown in the excerpt below.
(http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/w419/richcolvin/IMG_8070_zpshaepbnzi.jpeg)
Kind regards,
Rich
Thanks Rich.
That will teach me to read the manual next time.
Dave, welcome to the forum and thanks for posting your first results. :)
What grit do you use for drill bit sharpening?
Do you hone the drill bit after the sharpening?
Jan
Quote from: DaveCee5k on March 05, 2017, 11:11:02 PM
As you can see I'm not using a Tormek wet grinder, this set up works really well and the CBN wheels are a joy to use.
This is a very interesting use of the BGM-100. What grit of grinding wheel you using? The only draw back I can think of at the present would be the metal particles from grinding, could possibly get into the slide area of the DBS-22.
I believe there is an area of potential that can be possibly harnessed beyond Tormek's stated use of the BGM-100.
Jan and Elden..
I'm using a standard grit and extra fine grit on the wheels. Here is a small vid I did and there is a link to where I bought the wheels from.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E52tFkpVt5k
I have some diamond hone files but haven't had to use them yet. I use the fine grit wheel to grind with.
Dave.
Thanks for the link! :)
Your extra fine CBN wheel should correspond to some 360 grit of conventional abrasive.
Jan
Ground a 9.5 mm cobalt drill to 135 deg + 7 deg primary and 20 deg secondary.
Went through 6mm alloy angle like it was plastic. No pilot hole just a centre punch and some cutting oil.
Dave.
Well done, Dave, congrats! :)
You have produced very nice conical spiral chips. This happens when the feed rate is small and the material is ductile. ;)
Jan
Impressive!
Welcome to the forum, Dave.
Ken
Nice job !
Thanks guys.
:)