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Originally Posted by
rodwha
I generally give a punch a back and forth (short) twist. I'll pay more attention next time and ensure I give it a good twist and less pressure.
It's a new punch that was a bit cheap. It's done well the few other times I've used it. How would one go about sharpening a punch? A file?
It strikes me that one could also use a cone sharpener in a drill on a low power and torque setting. A cone sharpener like the one I use to sharpen my hollow mortise chisel bits. Just a thought.
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Originally Posted by
TheHobbyist78
It strikes me that one could also use a cone sharpener in a drill on a low power and torque setting. A cone sharpener like the one I use to sharpen my hollow mortise chisel bits. Just a thought.
Is that the cone-shaped grinding piece?
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