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#1 posted 08-04-2011 06:03 PM

I have one of the older models and was also taught by my father to sharpen by hand. I have found I prefer the drill Dr to sharpening by hand. I gives you the option of different angles for various applications and is much faster. The only draw back is it will NOT sharpen brad points

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