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    Oldiron
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      Keep an eye on **LINK** There is a chap that advertises there quite often. He does a sharpening service and proceeds go to charity. I think he does only the tips and not the flutes. I have his details somewhere but seem to have misplaced them for now. If I can find them I will post them.

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      #377376
      Kiwi Bloke
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        At the risk of being accused of stating the bleeding obvious, a 4-flute, end-cutting cutter is like a four-facet twist drill, but with a couple of extra cutting edges. So, if you can sharpen twist drills with four facets – or, better still, as split-points – you can sharpen these cutters. The extra two cutting edges will be conveniently out of the way, provided that the central arris is not normal to the 'long' cutting edges, as in Andrew Johnston's right-hand pic, and not as in Jason B's 'Rougher'. Nothing wrong with the latter, but far harder to set up successfully.

        #377691
        Howard Lewis
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          @howardlewis46836

          Old Iron,

          Thanks!

          Howard

          #378966
          Oldiron
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            @oldiron

            Hi Howard. An update to the link for end mill sharpening.

            Homeworkshop  Advert ID: 33969

            Tools
            Details:
            Details:
            End mill and slot drill re-grinding service offered for a donation to EACH.(East Anglia Children’s Hospice. Action has been approved by them)
            Work is on an Alexander T&C grinder.
            Shank dia. from 5mm to 16mm or imperial equivalent.
            End lips only not O/D
            HSS. 5 cutters for £8
            Carbide 5 cutters for £15
            Slitting saws please phone
            You pay the postage.
            Terms:
            Price: £1.00
            Post Only
            Contact:
            Geoff Josey
            Wymondham
            NR18
            UK
            01953548530
            email
             
            I hope this helps.
            regards

            Edited By Oldiron on 03/11/2018 12:50:44

            #378982
            mechman48
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              @mechman48
              Posted by Oldiron on 03/11/2018 12:50:02:

              Hi Howard. An update to the link for end mill sharpening.

              Homeworkshop Advert ID: 33969

              Tools
              Details:
              Details:
              End mill and slot drill re-grinding service offered for a donation to EACH.(East Anglia Children’s Hospice. Action has been approved by them)
              Work is on an Alexander T&C grinder.
              Shank dia. from 5mm to 16mm or imperial equivalent.
              End lips only not O/D
              HSS. 5 cutters for £8
              Carbide 5 cutters for £15
              Slitting saws please phone
              You pay the postage.
              Terms:
              Price: £1.00
              Post Only
              Contact:
              Geoff Josey
              Wymondham
              NR18
              UK
              01953548530
              email
              I hope this helps.
              regards

              Edited By Oldiron on 03/11/2018 12:50:44

              Have used this service myself last year; sent 6 cutters off to him, came back PDQ, all nicely done, paid him via P/Order, would recommend him any time … usual disclaimer. Get your Worden into action you will soon dispel your fear… wish I had a Worden … thinking

              George.

              #378994
              MW
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                @mw27036
                Posted by not done it yet on 22/10/2018 21:02:19:

                Yes, better to keep as much grinding well away from the lathe as possible, or at least protecting the ways from errant grinder dust.

                Also to mention as well as wear to the saddle/bedways, the grinding dust can encourage corrosion on bare metal.

                A well used lathe is normally soaked in oil though..

                Michael W

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