Delboy's Garage, Auto Drill Bit Sharpener, Tool Review.
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2018
- A cheap and simple item to refresh all yer' dead Drill Bits.!
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AWESOME video. Probably one of the best explained and detailed "instructional" videos that I've ever seen. Thank you VERY much!!!!
You're very welcome!
I use mine so seldom so I go back to this video every time to see how to sett the drill. One day I might remember it...
Had one of these for years and have used it without much success.... until now. Just sharpened an 8mm HSS drill and on trying it was like the proverbial hot knife through butter. Given myself another job now though - sharpening all my other drills!! Easy to follow demonstration, well explained. Thanks
As builder I bought one years ago.... found it sharpened my Drills better than new!!
Absolutely awesome demonstration for your viewers. Well explained even for a novice to carry out this task. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this. Much appreciated.
I have had this drill sharpener in the garage for near on 15+ years and never used. I found it today in the garage covered in dust. It's been cleaned up and I came in to watch the reviews on this sharpener. Thanks for the review Del and looking forward tomorrow to sharpening the many blunt and worn out drill bits in my tool box. Great stuff and thanks.
just bought this and yes it is a great tool, highly recommended. This video is first class and thank you for making the set up and use of the equipment so easy. cheers
Your video saved my day to get a project finished after all my bits went blunt! I have never been great at sharpening bits on a grinder. I always tended to discard bits once they are blunt, however I had this drill sharpening kit for many years, but never got round to using it. Your instructions worked like a charm, and in my opinion are much better than the official instructions / video, which I think are poor. Thanks a lot for uploading this.
I inherited one of these years ago with no instruction and could never work out how to work it. . Your video has removed the scales from my eyes. It is brilliant
Glad it helped... check out todays video just posted up on the channel.. how to do it in a regular grinder.
Hi, first and foremost this is my second time purchasing this item, previous one got lost in the house move. I think it’s great, revitalises all my drill types.
I totally agree with the lack of information about setting up. So thank you so much for your “perfect “ installation process
Thank you for the kind words, im glad the video could help you out.
I kept buying new drills every time it goes bad.. but a couple day ago i found this sharpener too!! Can't wait to try it 👍🏻
Stay well guys 🤞🏻
Had one of these for 10 years,came with the wet stone sharpener.Still working great on the original stones.
A very good review I had one of these under my work bench for a couple of years and havent used it will now give it a go...thanks.
Thank you for this review, it has been the trigger for me to buy this device. I read a bunch of reviews not really convincing, yours is clear and moreover honnest. THX again, I reformed a dozen of bits in one hour.
This video is much more of a help than the instructions that come with the tool. Saved my day, thank you!
Most welcome!
Fantastic review and guide to using this tool. I had originally got confused trying to follow the packet instructions but your guide cleared everything up and I now have perfectly sharpened drill bits. Thank you.
Thanks buddy, I'm glad you said that, cos it took me a few read through of the instructions to fathom out what they were talking about as well... they're certainly not very well written, that's for sure, so glad the video helped!
Thank you for this Delboy - I found a cobweb covered Multi Sharp just like this in the garage and was scratching my head as to it's use. Without instructions it's not obvious. Like most others I just buy new - if my daughter found out I didn't recycle i'd be in trouble so thanks again.
The best video tutorial I have ever seen. Thankyou 👍
Excellent tutorial, Far better than reading instructions. I'll get one of these on the strength of seeing this.
Hi mate, link under the video, treat yourself, I couldn't find one that was better for the money...
As I said after watching your multi sharp wet stone tutorial/ review.
Everything is easy when you know how.
Just ordered one and looking forward to using now I've seen this, cheers mate 👍
Just bought this , brilliant piece of kit actually works, 17 quid delivered can't argue.
If you put 2 nuts so the flats are together you get the perfect angle for a sharp drill. Weld to together and you have a perfect way to check the drill angle is right. A little tip I learned from an engineer. I used one of them for years until said engineers taught me how to sharpen drills by hand. They really do the job and have been about for 30 odd years
Awesome, I hadn't thought of that Malcolm, I guess an angle of an hexagon makes them 180degrees , thanks for that, O love those kind of gems!
120 degrees :)
Thank you for making this tool easier to use.
absolutely brilliant review, watched this with the view to buying one, loved the way you describe how to set it up and use.
One on order. This vid will save my having to interpret the instructions. Thank you.
Great instructional video. You've helped a lot. When drilling wlth your larger drill bits try it at slower speeds, it allows it to cut much better.
Thanks so much both, my glass is always half full, xx
Excellent video. I've had one of these sharpeners for about 12 years and was sceptical about how well something made of plastic would perform and last. But it's a very clever design, works brilliantly and is still working perfectly after sharpening thousands of drills over that time. I'll probably need to replace it sometime in the next few years as the stones are wearing down, but will definitely buy the same thing again. Works much better than the sharpener made from metal which I previously used as the angles are much more accurate and consistent.
Hi Dell I had just already bought one of these so very pleased that you approve of it. I’m 77 years of age so although you said the instruction sheet was very good which I believe it is your demonstration of the gadgets’s use saved so much time in getting my woolly old head around it all.
Many thanks
Peter
Hi Peter, I was being quite generous to the company with that comment on the instructions, I did have to read them a couple of times myself, but it soon made sense!
Brilliant M8. Couldn't have done this without you.👍
Most welcome. Glad to help
EXCELLENT video demonstration. I bought the kit and no matter how many times I read the instruction leaflet, I still could NOT figure out how to operate the sharpening device. None of the salesmen at the hardware shop had any idea either. THIS video cleared all confusion and my drill bits are good for another beating. Thanks a million for this video. You ROCK!
Most welcome Adrian im glad it helped you out.
Thanks for the video, well filmed, easy to understand and down to earth, and I now have bought one also. Mine came from Bunnings in Gympie Queensland.
loved it. got a doctor drill, but i struggle with the small drill bits. going to get myself one to try it . thanks
Brilliant review Del, thank you. Most useful tool
Firstly, before I stretch the boundaries of this topic, there are 3 angles we need to use when sharpening drill bits; 90° for plastics and perspex, 118° for generally everything else, but 135° is the angle recommended for steel and stainless steel. I thought it important that the other angles be included here to make your vid more complete.
Still, thanks for the vid. Like a few others and you yourself have said, "companies only show vids on basics setup of tools and not detailed vids on their capabilities," so thanks for the 'hands-on show" - This reply is now quite long, but, it's what I consider to be valuable info for people choosing to take on this endeavour. Akso, I have a much better, self powered drill bit, chisel, scissor & knife sharpener which was only $24 AUD, about £13, and it's capable of taking 1mm bits, however it is restricted in size to 8mm, so I guess it might be a trade off.
That said, with a decent protractor, one can easily acquire the skill of sharpening bits on a bench grinder in no time. I'm a mechanic and, in Sydney, it's a 4-year in-shop and 3 year part time college training program to acquire a trade, and although sharpening drills was not part of the knowledge required for the trade, it was something taught so one could keep drills sharp until the end of their life; 25-40mm long. When we were shown this, it was a 10 minute display and something to be practiced in your own time. If the skill was practiced and owned especially if incorporating the use of a "golly stone," one could also do chisels, plane blades, gasket scrapers, et al.
I have always been able to sharpen all of my own tools until recently because my eyesight is failing; failing as in, I now need 400% mag just to read my Playboy. I can still do 6-8mm up, but with the smaller ones I now need the help of a machine.
Still, a keen eye, a good flat grinding wheel and some practice, and it's a skill that you can never forget.
All the best, I look forward to seeing more of your work.
Cheers.
😎
Hi Unowho Iam, What is the brand of the $24 sharpener you are referring to? Thanks
@@ckafam Hey there... In Australia, it's branded as Ozito. I think it has another name under the Ozito label, though.
I'll try to post a link if I get a chance.
Thanks for taking the time to do this vid. Just bought one and will try it out shortly.
Excellent vid mate just bought same one today this is exactly what i was looking for as to how to use it, great instructions on how to. Now time to sharpen all my drill bits. 👏👏👏👍
Thanks Brad, takes a little bit of practice to get used to it, it would be little better if it was made from metal and not plastic, but nonetheless it gives perfectly good results if you take your time and you'll save a fortune in new drill bits!
Thanks for this video. I bought this sharpener the other day and I've had my doubts to whether I had bought an investment or wasted my money. Your video not only explains how to use this jig but demonstrates that the results are very good. Can't wait to get it set up and rejuvenate my dull drill bits. Greetings from Adelaide, Australia.
Hey Malco, good to hear from you mate, you'll be glad you made the investment, and it's one of those things that will pay for itself in due course... it takes a little practice to get it right, but you'll see, once you use the drill bit afterwards, it does make a big difference and will definitely save you buying new drills before their time!
I bought one of these and works very well!
Watched your video to decide if it might be worth the try. Spot on! Thanks!
After doing the first two bits it started going much quicker.
(Works much better/easier when you mount it on a piece of board, as they recommend.) Initially used it without, but much better with.
Thanks for the instruction video 👍
Most welcome mate..Glad I could help!
Thanks for showing me the exact way on how to use the sharpener.
Thanks for the video, bought one today and I am happy with this little sharpening tool.
Great to hear Ray!
Thanks for doing this review as I always wondered if they truly do the job. 👍.
Wicked Wednesday to you to.
🏍😎
Thanks for the video, I have just purchased this item, and your video saved me reading the instructions. worked well, well happy for the money.
I just bought one today. It works like a dream. A very handy bit of kit to have and it will save you lots of money by sharpening your blunt drill bits and not having to buy new drill bits. I seen this tool on a few You Tube videos but the information presented was not detailed and your presentation makes all the others look like hot dog stands LMAO. Your presentation convinced me that I have to have one. Once again, many thanks for your very detailed review and demonstration. Keep well and take care, Dave from South Africa.
Thanks Dave for the feedback, I couldn't believe how useable it was and like you I've got heaps of blunt drills so it's a great way to save on buying new ones!
Excellent review - buying one today having tried other but useless alternatives. Luvvly Jubbly!
Thanks mate . It works a treat .. easy to listen to and informative video. 👍✌️
I have one of these sharpeners and your video helped me in understanding how to use it. It indeed works great. Thanks!!
Most welcome Martin, Glad I could help mate!
Awesome review and instruction. I have this device and it works really well.
Hi Delboy - thanks for a very informative video. It demistified the technospeak on the instruction sheet making it easier to understand.
I agree with you - it's a great option for resurrecting blunted bits. Well worth the money. Cheers
Glad it helped, thanks for the feedback.
Mate! Thanks very much for uploading, I was ready to get rid of this sharpening tool. Watched your video and now drill bits are better than they were new. Many thanks buddy.
Most welcome Thomas, glad it helped you mate.
Io e Ciccio ti ringraziamo , sei un grande ciao dall' italia
You guys are awsome couple👍 thank you for showing me this tool, just bought one yesterday and would rather watch your videos than read
instructions😋🤪🇦🇺
Great video, thanks' for posting..
I’ve inherited a mas of drill bits from my late father in-law, his drills have been sharpened on a grinder and they literally want drill a hole into anything, I got one of these sharpeners to have a go and get the drill back to a angle near they should be, and I agree with the company vid it only shows what it does not how to use it, this is by far the best review on RUclips, thank you
Thank you for your kind comment, glad the video could help..
Thanks a lot, well explained everything about. So I have to buy one. Thanks Bud!
Was watching your latest video, and looking for a drill sharpener online. Found one from a shop nearby, read the reviews... And someone actually linked this video in the comments :)
Looks a useful piece of kit.
I've just bought one and its great especially when I can't see the same anymore as I used to sharpen drill bit by hand .
Fantastic video review guys -hopefully replacement grinding wheels are easily obtainable
Brilliant, simple explanation on how to setup and use.
Brilliant video wrnr and got one myself thanks for the good information 👍
got myself 1 of these after watching this vid...brilliant, I've go a load of blunt drills to do and its still going strong. love this vid and a great explanation on how to set up and use. ideal for the DIYer
Neat tool ...thank you for sharing .
Brilliant video. Really well explained - Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Brilliant demonstration well explained thank you very much
Glad it was helpful!
Great video mate - Thanks so much for the info. Still trying to work out the Flat Wood ones.
Cheers Bro
John
Thanks for your review. I have been looking at these for a couple of days. I am moving onto a boat and will not have 240v. I have a battery drill so this would be perfect, was sceptical about how good it would be good for the price. Now I know it works
Lovely. Glad I've got this on order. It looks a little complicated to set up, so I wonder if that's why it has a lot of bad reviews. People just not setting it up properly.
UPDATE: Tried this out yesterday. I'm currently restoring a 50 year old bike. One of the lower shock bolts was snapped and completely seized inside the frame. Theres no way I would have been able to drill it out with my dull drill bits.
It took me a little while to figure out how to use this device but the instructions were very clear. It worked really well and I was able to get through about 2cm of seized bolt and drill it out to about 11mm. Which would just not of happened if I didn't have this sharpener!
Thank you for the clear instructions. Your videos is always great. Love your channel.
You are so welcome!
Probably the best instructional video I've ever watched, thank you
Thank you so much!
beautifully presented - concise, articulate (no "ums/ahs" to indicate lack of preparation). Your logical thinking processes made for my instant understanding of how to use the tool and why it works.
A pleasure to watch, thanks so much. I have upwards of 40 drills to get on with today.
Hooray for self isolation on this lovely autumn day in Sydney. Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it Steve, an we appreciate your kind words, enjoy your project today, all the best.
@@Moonfleet41: 48 HSS done - now masonry drills to do.
I went to repair my badly damaged 13mm bit and it took so long that the heat build up partially melted the white plastic insert. It all went OK in the end but that's something to remember - fixing a big diameter damaged drill = big heat build up
Excellent! Clear and concise. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Great review, thanks. I'll now toddle off to my local and one.
Excellent demonstration thanks. Just what I needed to see before buying. Couldn't have been clearer.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice clear instructions. Thank you. Will definitely get one. I am old school and always used a bench drinder but find i dont have that natural twist action anymore LOL.
Glad it was helpful, and thank you, we really appreciate your kind feedback!
I'm moving home in the near future so expect to have the usual plethora of jobs to do, and while taking the opportunity to sort my tools into some kind or order, found *most* of my drill bits accumulated over the years are in a sorry state, so am glad i found your excellent review after deciding to buy a multi-sharp, so thanks for clearly explaining it all.
Thanks Bob, glad it was of help, and best of luck with your move!
Very good video the people that manufacture this should be ashamed themselves, they should have supplied a video of this quality well done I think I would have given up without your video
Thanks mate excellent demo
I uselly sharpen all my drill bit on the bench grinders, but my eyes can't do it anymore, so I did get one of these drill bit sharpeners and it work great for me.
Just bought one so many blunt drill bits.........ADVICE Best way to check the 118 degree angle is TWO hexagonal nuts ( normal nuts) put flats together they form an angle 118 degrees learnt this at trade school back in the 60's better than a piece of paper GOOD video by the way.
Remembering back, i think my dad told me that one many years ago too.!
On the strength of your demostration of the chisel sharpener which worked brilliantly I have now also bought myself Multi-sharps drill bit sharpener. I could read the instructions but reading instructions is not my thing so your demonstration is once again invaluable.
Most welcome David, glad it helped you.
Thanks! Bought one at Screwfix, and after your video, sharpened dozens of drills. Tested them with excellent results. I like the way the cam produces a curve from the cutting edge. I'm sure my more expensive model I had in earlier years, where you stuck your drill down a hole, didn't do this. And it didn't take long to work out some short cuts in the 'official' sharpening process to half the time it took.
great little video.cheers,Dell
very good demo!
Great review, thanks.
Love the safe way that you work. You obviously do a risk assessment before working with tools as is clearly evident as I seen that you always wear safety specs while sharpening and using the drill bits. Your review, explanation and detailed demonstration is most definitely the best on You Tube about this awesome drill sharpener. The manufacturer should sponsor you for positive marketing you have done for them. This is the best value for money tool that that actually works that I own. I highly recommend this awesome tool for all DIY guys. Many thanks and kind regards. Stay Safe Dave from South Africa
Hi Dave, thank you for that kind feedback Sir, obviously it's not the best quality tool in the world, but all tools are a balance. A balance of cost in relation to how often we'll use it, and in relation to have effective it is... and you're right, us home guys will maybe only use this very occasionally, but when we do, it works and does the job and the money it saves us pays for the tool pretty quickly, so a wise buy... keep safe my broer, Del
Your videos are great. Have watched several and followed them for my projects. Just wondered how this lasted and if you've used it again? Thanks.
Superb review, Del and Penny. Now all old bumble fingers me needs is a tool to repair snapped drill bits! 😉 Have a great rest of the week!
Aha you too?! I have a few of those doh!
Moonfleet41 lmao!
Cracking tool Del , easily put together,a must for the workshop 😀
Too right Tony, for the money, you can't go wrong can ya?!
Great team yours 2 great video well explained.
Keep up the good work
Thanks.
Thx Dell and Penny.
Buying one, would prefer a wet grinder, but one can adjust the drill speed. The majority of my bits cost more than this device. Bench grinder like you said... ,but the stones need also need to be dressed correctly, but still no speed control or wet option on a normal bench grinder. Great review, thank you for it!
Very interesting little tool. Cheers 4 sharing sir.
Thanks Tex, hope life is good, always good to hear from you!
Yeah life's good , always watching. Cheers.
Excellent video. Thanks
You are welcome!
Good approach and detailed instructional video on how to set this device up and get going. Unfortunately the device does not seem to be sharpening correctly. It would appear that its removing too much of the cutting edge and not leaving enough relief. @13:21 you can hear a droning sound, the speed here is a bit fast for mild steel . When you see chips from cutting mild steel thats the hint that the drill is dulling or its time to adjust your speeds and feeds. The drill is generating heat and not doing the job efficiently. That being said if the drills have been sharpened correctly by this device maybe a lower speed and a downward pressure to suit might help the cut. A nice even swarf that runs evenly up both flutes tells that everything is set correctly. Overall theses devices struggle to maintain repeatability over their useful lifespan.
Great bit of kit this del nice one will save money in the long run great idea to get one .have a good day guts
Thanks Colin, and got your next message...thanks lol
I got one with the motor in it from lidl/aldi a few years ago for about 20 quid if I remember, it does a good enough job.
Awesome, I took my first walk round Lidl that they just opened near us, and was actually surprised to find some unique and fascinating things, I found a socket set for £1 which is handy for keeping the door open in my shed, I found a plastic grandfather clock about a foot tall, a torch that clips on your forehead (very handy!), and it seems, they still sell Nesquik! What more could you want, I'm sold on Lidl!!
Great test thanks going to buy one 👍
Awesome and Happy Wednesday Penny and You ride safely have a wonderful week
Hi Paul, thank you for your lovely message, hope you're having a great week, ride safe, all the very best, PPx
Just a tip for you Del from an aerospace engineer of 34 years, the bigger diameter the drill the slower you run the spindle, HSS in stainless try at a surface speed of 16 meters. So a good formula would be Vc1/(vc2 X pi) vc1 = surface speed, vc2 = drill diameter pi = 3.142 eg
for a 12mm drill, 16000 / (12 X 3.142)
Try at 22 meters for steel ie 22000 for vc1
6 meters for titanium ie 6000 for vc1
36 meters for aluminium is 36000 for vc1
Running a drill too fast will shorten the life of a drill by generating heat build up on the cutting edge and ultimately leads to excessive wear due to the edge breaking down
If you have a bench grinder keep it dressed and maintain a good corrner on the wheel, as this can be used to thin the centre of the drill web if needed.
Thank you very much for the insight Gavin, it's great to get some help from the experts... take care, much appreciated!
No idea why but part of the original comment has gone missing.
The example for a 12mm drill in stainless 316L should be as follows
16000/((12X3.142)
(12X3.142) = 37.704
16000/37.704= 424.35
This gives a spindle speed for a 12mm drill of 420rpm
Sorry this was missing, just substitute surface speeds in VC1 for different materials & drill diameters in VC2
Have a peachy day.
No worries Gavin, thanks very much for the insight, much appreciate your time... thank you!
Excellent purchased one this morning as doing it on a grinder takes some serious skill ,which I confess I do not possess. This video makes me feel much better I did not buy another piece of cr!p...cheers and thanks.
Hi Adam.. glad you found it useful mate.. its a little flimsy TBH, it'd be great if it was a metal construction, but with a bit of practice you can put a useful edge on a worn out drill again..