Drill Sharpener for Metal: Comparing BSG 13E vs GBS 80, Seeking User Experiences & Recommendations

Hello
I read on the forum a topic about sharpening for metal and I am looking for a reasonably sharpener because I can not sharpen well on a table grinder, as you know, you need to practice skills and certain knowledge that someone has to pass, but never mind. Have any of you used a sharpener, e.g. BSG 13E or GBS 80?

I used another one, also cheaper, and I will tell you that it sharpens nicely.
It all works on the same principle and will work until this special shield wipes. And wipe it off quite quickly.

It is better to buy a special attachment that will handle an ordinary flat disc, whether it is a table grinder or an ordinary angle grinder, the so-called diaks. You can also sharpen it at different angles and diameter up to 19mm, and the price is - see for yourself.


Write yourself on the allegro: drill sharpening holder.

There are diamond discs in your suggestions (I didn't read them and thought they were ordinary), and they will not wear out so quickly. If you don't waste PLN 200 with a hook, take it.
I would prefer a starter anyway.

After entering the phrase "handle for sharpening drills" I found several pieces, price 70 - 90 PLN, it looks good. Now the question is, do I need any special stone for a table or angle grinder? What is the effect of sharpening with such a handle?

AnglerStoLica have you had the opportunity to see the action of such a grip as with allegro under PLN 100? I'm interested in how the drill looks.

The handle is finally purchased. Price below PLN 100. As it turns out, it works very well drills go down sharpened and sharpening goes even quite quickly. In the box I have about 50 drills of different diameters, they will often catch concrete, etc. as it is done on assembly works in the field and here comes with the help of the handle I do not regret buying I recommend.

WędkarzStoLica wrote:

Write yourself on the allegro: drill sharpening holder.

thanks for paying attention to this device

Daro1003 wrote:

I do not regret buying I recommend.

and thanks for the feedback.

Daro1003 wrote:

. In the box I have about 50 drills of different diameters, often catch concrete, etc. as in the field assembly works

Similar business profile and similar problems
I will buy and share my opinion
greetings

Some time ago I bought such a handle and for nothing in the world I can not set it against the blade so that it sharpens the drill properly. Maybe someone will tell you how to set it, because for now it lies in the corner.

You place the grinder on a table on an even horizontal surface. The handle must also be mounted on an even horizontal surface. You set the angle on the standard handle to 59 degrees. You put the drill in the handle and move it to the stone very gently so as not to overheat the drill (I do it by hand I do not use the pressure and the screw by hand I will do it faster and more gently). Once side by side, very gently a few short steps up to the stone.

Recently, on Friday, I even praised this handle for a friend because all the drills in the box are razor sharp and drill elegantly, it's nice to see what long chips are flying.

Today I did the test as you wrote "out of hand" and it came out not bad. Now that it has begun to fall out I will try to find a point where I can fix the device permanently.

As I wrote, I set the angle, insert the drill, press and move with my hand, it is important to set the drill to the plate on the tip of the handle that goes into this spiral along the drill and hooked, then you will catch the right angle. Do you have instructions? I had the instructions from the auction how to do it described step by step.

Daro1003 could you insert this manual here?

mietek440 wrote:

Daro1003 could you insert this manual here?

There is something described here, this handle is probably the same.

http://www.narzedzie.pl/281,Uchwyt-do-ostrzenia-wiertel.html

1. Loosen the clamping screw B.

2. Slacken the adjustable carriage on the 4-point guide G. Retract the adjusting screw D as far as possible and insert the drill bit. The drill should be set so that it protrudes above the edge C by the length of its diameter. Then screw the H sledge and screw B slightly. (Screw B slightly so that the drill can barely hold). Please take care that the spiral part is placed upwards C.

3. Mount the device vertically in front of the grinding stone (see sketch). The drill should be positioned at the bottom half of the stone or left or right. (Note: The device must be free to move!) Secure base A with a wing screw or clamp. so that the drill at the top has about 5mm distance from the stone.

4. Loosen the retaining screw E sufficiently. set the grinding stone in rotation and use the screw D to slowly move the drill so that it touches the stone. Then tilt the device left and right (approx. 60 °). then appropriate grinding will be obtained automatically. Depending on how deep the drill is to be ground. slowly turn screw D at intervals. Slowly. to prevent the drill from overheating and burning.

5. Tighten screw E as a control position. Loosen screw B. pull out and turn the drill around. Screw the screw D back and repeat again until the end of the screw E.

Instruction.

We recommend a Bosch S 41 drill sharpener. It is a very convenient tool that allows sharpening drills with a diameter of 2.5 mm to 10 mm in a very simple way and in a short time.

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Narzędzia Bosch wrote:

We recommend a sharpener for Bosch S 41 drills.

Maybe a good device, maybe comfortable, but the price ... on average around PLN 200. The second thing is the sharpening disc, after a few sharpening it almost doesn't hold the angle (due to wear), and buying a new one is a balancing act, and the price of the shield, if it is found somewhere, is about PLN 70 + shipping, you can say that together 100 zlotys ...
The next thing is just sharpening from one angle, there is no choice of settings.

wojtek1234321 wrote:

Maybe a good device, maybe comfortable, but the price ... on average around PLN 200.

A friend wants to buy a sharpener or a toy for a children's room?
I can even prove with photos that I have one and sharpened it with 100 drills. The neighbors used to come for beer to help them. I haven't changed the shield yet. I use drills mainly in wood and after sharpening even the last one they fall into boards. PLN 200 is not a lot.

Tomasz Downacki wrote:

A friend wants to buy a sharpener or a toy for a children's room?

Well, dear colleague Tomasz Downacki, I want to buy a real sharpener and not a toy for about PLN 200, which a colleague from Bosch Tools indicates as such a revelation, it is an excess of form over content. Well, if this device indicated by a dear colleague Bosch Tools cost between 30 - 40 zlotys I might decide to buy as a curiosity because in reality it is worth so much.

wood drills probably are made of softer steel ...