will it sharpen pluming bits
645024
I am not familiar with the term "plumbing bits" but Tormek has a jig for just about any items that requires sharpening. Contact Tormek to see which jig is right for your needs.
1612763
Yes ,It will ,providing that the edge on that knife uses a asian style edge of 15 degrees. The sharpener does a decent job. When you sharpen a knife put a peice of paper below the sharpener. and dont forget to wash the knife.
580570
I have not attempted to sharpen it. I use it for cutting and scraping dough.
1297759
I am not positive, but I doubt it. It uses a pair of stones the sharpen blades. That would likely remove the coating.
604396
It has a suction cup base, you could mount it on your counter nearby and swipe it once or twice as needed, it definitely will sharpen them. It will shave a small amount of steel off each time.
898520
I have a Ka-Bar, but have not attempted to sharpen it with this sharpener. I believe that it will.
1476103
The answer is "Yes". But, it arrives dull: I sharpened ours immediately, mostly using a file.HTH,Robert
964092
It can be used as part of that process, but you will still need a file or stone for the very tip. This sharpener works amazingly well, and can take off a visible amount of blade, so sliding it toward the tip from the handle and following thru until the sharpener is off the blade can dramatically reshape the tip.
2056745
I am not sure but I would think so. If there is a flat bar that the blades touch as they go around, then the answer is yes. Basically, this stuff is like liquid sandpaper. When the blades go past the bar the liquid with the grit in it grinds against the blades and sharpens them. It takes 20 min or so, but I sharpened the blades on my mower at the beginning of the summer and they're still sharp
2242407
I would think that depends on what you plan on sharpening? Knives, axes, hand held tools all good...just be sure to buy the kits for the different mounting/grinding angles. I love mine, use it for all knives and woodturning tools
498809
Sorry, but I haven't used it for anything but turning chisels. It does a great job on a gouge, so I would assume it would work well on knives. I would think unless you have a very dull knife, the finer grits would be better for maintenance.
1194625
If you mean it will sharpen the groves, the answer is no. However, you can, with care sharpen the flat side and this should return the sharpness. I have eventually sharpened both edges as a favorite knife got dull and there isn't much left to the serrations. This is a knife that we have had over 50 years. This is the best sharpener for the price. We have the larger model also for about 14 years. Great products!
703723
Right off the top, I would say no. But I have never tried it. I use mine to sharpen all my planner blades and it does a very good job. I keep my blades razor sharp. I have a small belt type sharpener that I use for my hedge blades.
1476104
The answer is "Yes". But, it arrives dull: I sharpened ours immediately, mostly using a file. HTH, Robert
1688957
Yes, but a regular flat sharpening stone will do a better job. This tool is really designed for pocket knives and fixed blade hunting knives where the included angle is 30 and 40 degrees.
210814
Yes. If it is steel it can be sharpened. Your flat edged chisels will see the best results. If you are putting on the edge from bad damage or some such, then use the corse stone and work your way to the medium grit and then fine grit. If you are just honing the edge start with the medium grit. Your rounded tip chisel will require a little more attention to detail but should still give you a good edge. HIH.
178027
It would depend on your definition of " wood bits ". If you are referring to paddle bits or forstner bits then I don't think it will do the job.But it will sharpen the standard 118 degree drill bits sized from 3/32" to 1/2", and does a good job!