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I have tried it with varying results. Occasionally I have got it spot on and the drill cut like a knife through butter, most times I made it worse. That's more of an indictment of my skill than a criticism of the Proedge. I solved my twist drill problem by buying a £10 drill sharpener from Lidl - works a treat but only for 118 degree twist bits - no fancy stuff catered for.

[QUOTE="Jimjam66, post: 195402, member: 58"] I have tried it with varying results. Occasionally I have got it spot on and the drill cut like a knife through butter, most times I made it worse. That's more of an indictment of my skill than a criticism of the Proedge. I solved my twist drill problem by buying a £10 drill sharpener from Lidl - works a treat but only for 118 degree twist bits - no fancy stuff catered for. [/QUOTE]

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