The value of having the capability to sharpen end mills or drills is not
cost. It is most always cheaper to buy new. The real value is time when
encountering "Sods Law" Failure always occurs when you don't have a
replacement and it's on a weekend or Holiday.
Steve
wrote in message
ups.com...
Does anyone here regularly sharpen their own end mills?

If so, I was wondering what kind of equipment you use.

I saw something called an "End Mill Cutter Sharpener" in a catalog and
was wondering if something like this was plausible or too cheap to
bother with.

To see a picture and description, just go to www.shars.com,
click, "online catalog", and then go to page 90.

Thanks a lot.

Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.