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Default Pinging Harold & Susan

Hi Harold,

I followed your thread regarding diamond vs. silicon wheels. One point of
confusion. Steel should not be ground on diamond. How come the Drill
Doctor and my el-cheepo knife sharpener use diamond impregnated wheels? Is
it simply a matter of short life time and I buy a replacement wheel? Or
there alternative cutters for consumer quality products?

Thanks,

Your Jazz listening buddy from Oregon
Ivan Vegvary


 
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