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Sharpening HSS Parting Blades
I've been using box cutters to score thin sheets of Phosphor-Bronze so
I can break off strips, but it is a tedious process, and as a result I'm looking for a better way. Is it plausible to pick up so parting blades and sharpen them top a knifes edge on a grinder? I thought perhaps I could then make some sort of handle to hold them while I used them on the Phosphor-Bronze. I know this would be an unconventional use for parting blades and any better ideas would be appreciated. Thanks. Darren Harris Staten Island,New York. |
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