mTeryk
Hot Rolled
- Joined
- Jul 4, 2010
- Location
- corvallis,or
Includes a radius attachment for sharpening ball and bull endmills. Comes with factory stand if you want it. I took the stand apart and disassembled it to save space in my shop. I don't think it has had much use. I bought it from a guy who never used it and I have probably sharpened less than 100 end mills with it.
Only two things wrong with it. One is that the lampshade is broken and taped back together. The lamp droops a bit. It was like that when I bought it, kind of annoying but never to the point that I felt the need to fix it. The other is that the shaft for the longitudinal feed is bent a bit so the handle wobbles slightly when turned. Once again, it was like it when I bought it and I have neve been motivated enough to fix it as it works as is.
I bought this along with a mill figuring I would give it a try and never developed a real love for it. Easy enough to sharpen endmills over half an inch diameter but I don't wear out large endmills that often. I also don't feel that I get as nice of a surface finish from the face of resharpened endmills as a new endmill gives but maybe I just never got the hang of it.
I'm asking $500 if you pick it up at my place or I meet you a short distance away. $600 if I have to ship it because it is going to need to be attached to a plywood base and a very sturdy box constructed for it.
It's in Corvallis, OR
Only two things wrong with it. One is that the lampshade is broken and taped back together. The lamp droops a bit. It was like that when I bought it, kind of annoying but never to the point that I felt the need to fix it. The other is that the shaft for the longitudinal feed is bent a bit so the handle wobbles slightly when turned. Once again, it was like it when I bought it and I have neve been motivated enough to fix it as it works as is.
I bought this along with a mill figuring I would give it a try and never developed a real love for it. Easy enough to sharpen endmills over half an inch diameter but I don't wear out large endmills that often. I also don't feel that I get as nice of a surface finish from the face of resharpened endmills as a new endmill gives but maybe I just never got the hang of it.
I'm asking $500 if you pick it up at my place or I meet you a short distance away. $600 if I have to ship it because it is going to need to be attached to a plywood base and a very sturdy box constructed for it.
It's in Corvallis, OR