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Sharpening drills is not something you just do!! There is a skill involved. If the drill is not sharpened properly it will not drill in a straight line.
Most DIY'ers get the drill doctor set up. Or you can buy a pedestal grinder and give it a try.
If I was you I would check the yellow pages for a sharpening service. Then I would buy a few more of the same drills. When a couple are dull and you have one in reserve, take the dull drills to be sharpened............or ask someone to teach you to sharpen them.
Hey I am not trying to be a hard a$$. I'm just telling it like it is. I don't want to see you mess up your drill and possibly ruin a plug.
Good luck!
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