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Post by tony RA Sat Feb 29 2020, 21:38

Just some advice needed please What grit and type of stone do you you use to sharpen lathe cutting tools Thanks

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Post by maryalice Sat Feb 29 2020, 21:44

Your average bench grinder stone, properly dressed, will sharpen steel tools, if your trying to sharpen Tungsten tipped tools you will need a green fine grit wheel.

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Post by tony RA Sat Feb 29 2020, 21:56

Tungsten tipped so it/s a green one for it thanks very much

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