Spiral Your bits??
Tom Norton
I came across some of the above "hiding" in one of my cabinets while doing some shop cleaning.
Has anyone had these sharpened? Have you done it yourself?
Thanks!
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Spiral Your bits??
Tom Norton
I came across some of the above "hiding" in one of my cabinets while doing some shop cleaning.
Has anyone had these sharpened? Have you done it yourself?
Thanks!
Re: Spiral Your bits??
Tom Norton
Spiral Uncut.Stupid spell check!
Re: Spiral Your bits??
Tom Norton
Spiral Upcut
Third time's a winner
kneale brownson
If you hit the "preview" button next to the "post" button, you can correct the darned spellcheck substitutions.
Re: R.I.P. Autocorrect Inventor
Hank Knight
The inventor of Autocorrect has passed. May he rust in piss.
Re: R.I.P. Autocorrect Inventor
John Foster
I sometimes wish I kept a list of the number of times I have seen "For Sale: saw with garden fence"
Re: Spiral Your bits??
Bruce, a MN Galoot
The sharpening shop I go to can do it. Check with yours, maybe they can.
I can be fun...
John in NM
Around 1995 I shared an office and desktop computer with another geologist who was very computer illiterate (and only a few years older than I was, so I didn't think this was taking unfair advantage).
The auto-correct dictionary didn't have a lot of the technical terms we used, but it had a feature where you could add new words. Typing the mineral name "chrsyocolla" one day, it occurred to me to add it to the dictionary, and then it occurred to me to add it as Elmer Fudd would say it. Within a couple days I had about 50 to 100 words in there in Fudd speak. My carpool buddy called it the Fudd Virus.
After a couple drill reports were typed and turned in by my office mate, the boss came around at lunch and told me it was very funny, but to fix it 
Re: Be Vewy, Vewy Caewful!
William Duffield
Kill d' wabbit!
Supposed to say "It can be fun"....
John in NM
Ironically, that wasn't auto-correct, just sloppy typing! 
Re: Spiral Your bits??
John McGaw
Personally, I find that the really small solid-carbide ones usually get broken before they can get dull. I have some larger ones but haven't used them nearly as much so they aren't at the "try to find a sharpener" stage.
Whiteside will resharpen their bits
Stephen Roth
I have sent back bits to Whiteside to re-sharpen. It worked well except the diameter became smaller and the jigs I had used it with did not work anymore.
It was not their fault, of course. Obviously, that would happen. I was just surprised about it.
For another bit, it had a chip and they could not sharpen it. It is now my "beater bit."