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It's a bit like sharpening gouges, you can buy a cheap wickes bench grinder and sharpen free hand or get better kits with all the jigs and sharpen your tools the same time after time. I have some good quality drill bits and not the normal jobber bits, the drill doctor is a great investment if you use good quality drill bits, less so if you buy standard sized jobber bits.

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[QUOTE="Buckeye, post: 168273, member: 294"] It's a bit like sharpening gouges, you can buy a cheap wickes bench grinder and sharpen free hand or get better kits with all the jigs and sharpen your tools the same time after time. I have some good quality drill bits and not the normal jobber bits, the drill doctor is a great investment if you use good quality drill bits, less so if you buy standard sized jobber bits. Peter [/QUOTE]

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