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Drill Doctor Drill Bit Sharpener (3/32"-1/2" Chuck)

Drill Doctor Drill Bit Sharpener (3/32"-1/2" Chuck)
Item Number: DAR500X
 (1 Reviews)
Mfg List Price: $171.95
Our Price: $139.90


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Drill Doctor 500X Drill Bit Sharpener (3/32"-1/2" Chuck)

The DD500X shop model is designed for durability and has the flexibility required to sharpen the largest range and most popular sizes of dull or broken bits-including split points and masonry bits

Increase capacity with optional 3/4” chuck accessory

New “Push to Stop” design on the drill point splitting port will not allow you to over split the bit point

User replaceable diamond sharpening wheel design for simple replacement

“No tool needed”

One piece alignment system improves precision, and adjustability

Longer jaws hold bit more precisely and jaw guides eliminate jaw twisting on small bits

Cast aluminum point angle shuttle for added durability

For the serious drill bit user – DIY, hobbyist, and professional

Sharpens 3/32” – 1/2” drill bits
Sharpens High-speed Steel, Carbide, Cobalt, TiN-coated and Masonry bits

Can sharpen 3/32” – 1/2” reverse-twist (left-hand) drill bits with optional accessory (special order only)

Includes Durable Nylon Carrying Bag

Manufacturer: Darex [Warranty Information]

Shipping Weight: 8.00 pounds [Estimate Shipping Cost]


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   William, Tue May 01, 2007 11:47:27 AM
I'm a machinist and dull up a lot of drill bits. We had a $3500 sharpening machine that gave out about 4 years ago. I bought the older style Drill Doctor at a big-box store to get me by for a week or two. I never did get the big machine repaired. Didn't need to. This Drill Doctor did everything I needed just as fast, and just as well. I recently purchased this newer style (the 750x model) just on a lark. It works as well as my older model, but saves me a minute or two in setup time. It's a little slicker.

The only complaint I had with the older model was explaining the sequence of setup steps to the newer guys in the shop. Took like 15 minutes. Now, most new guys seem to figure things out by themselves on the newer model without me. Both models are good sharpeners. The newer one is a little easier to use.