On Thu, 13 May 2004 18:34:31 -0700, "CW" posted:
Yep, good advice which I intend to take. Thanks. See other responses of mine to explain why the cutter relief is irrelevant, and why my stone would not likely have broken up.
We have an extensive machine shop at work, with wheels specifically for carbide, and would use that if doing it freehand. We also have endmill sharpening equipment and if I wanted a perfect job would use that. None of this is equipment that I would have at home or any woodworking shop.
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