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Old 01-09-2004, 12:01 AM   #10
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I have some good english sheffield tools from the 50's that were my Grandfathers, that were kept sharp on his grinder and oil stone. I'm wondering if the Diamond wet at $50 will make that much difference vs the $7 oil stone. He sharpened lawnmowers for a living and knew what he was doing.I wouldn't try the grinder.
Do ya think it's worth the $ difference for the diamond?
Thanks for your help.
I'm sure the oilstone would work, but I saw the DMT demo at a wood workers show and was impressed by the quickness a razor sharp edge was formed.
I also thought that $50 was waaaay too much, so I shopped around and found some at Harbor Freight for around $12.
They are color coded and seem to work as well as the DMT's.


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