Nothing great or special about this vid
It shows a guy free-handing a sharpen with titanium coated diamond bit instead of the usual Oregon silicon carbide stones. My experience is oregon stones cut but wear down quickly changing diameter and -cylindricity(?)-
I've seen welding fab guys go on about diamond coated grinding discs in a positive light.
Pretty sure EZZDoo and its brethren clones come from the same plant in China. So be it.
Anyone ever try these bits, for durability, quality of edge cut etc? Or an alternate?
This is used for un-lag-bolting chains in my case
I don't have a Silvey.
edit - found this, seems positive. Remember when the Timberline came out? Been a while.
It shows a guy free-handing a sharpen with titanium coated diamond bit instead of the usual Oregon silicon carbide stones. My experience is oregon stones cut but wear down quickly changing diameter and -cylindricity(?)-
I've seen welding fab guys go on about diamond coated grinding discs in a positive light.
Pretty sure EZZDoo and its brethren clones come from the same plant in China. So be it.
Anyone ever try these bits, for durability, quality of edge cut etc? Or an alternate?
This is used for un-lag-bolting chains in my case
edit - found this, seems positive. Remember when the Timberline came out? Been a while.
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