Drill Doctor’s drill bit sharpeners breathe new life into your bits. Their easy to use machines sharpen standard twist bits, masonry bits and carbide bits in minutes, extending the life of your drilling arsenal. With models designed for DIY and professional shops, Drill Doctor helps you cut cleaner holes while saving money.
Drill Doctor sharpeners can sharpen a wide range of bit types depending on the model:
High-speed steel (HSS) and cobalt bits, commonly used for metal and wood
TiN‑coated bits (though coating may be lost during sharpening)
Some models (e.g. 750X and SB) support masonry and carbide-tipped bits
Most models handle standard twist bits from around 3/32″ to ½″, with higher-end versions (like 750X) supporting up to ¾″ and harder bits.
The basic process is as follows:
Secure the bit in the chuck and align it using the alignment port
Set the desired point angle (e.g. 118° for general use or 135° for split-point bits)
Insert the chuck into the sharpening port, and rotate it gently against the diamond wheel
Polishing rotations (around 20–40 turns) refine the edge
Inspect visually and test on scrap material as needed
This replicates factory sharpening geometry in seconds.
Drill Doctor offers a 3-year limited warranty with authorized distributors (e.g. Drill Doctor UK) including repairs and spare parts access. Maintenance tips include:
Cleaning the diamond wheel or chuck to remove metal swarf
Replacing the wheel when performance declines
Keeping the alignment port free of debris for accuracy
Regular upkeep extends tool life and sharpening consistency.
Drill Doctor’s drill bit sharpeners breathe new life into your bits. Their easy to use machines sharpen standard twist bits, masonry bits and carbide bits in minutes, extending the life of your drilling arsenal. With models designed for DIY and professional shops, Drill Doctor helps you cut cleaner holes while saving money.
Drill Doctor sharpeners can sharpen a wide range of bit types depending on the model:
High-speed steel (HSS) and cobalt bits, commonly used for metal and wood
TiN‑coated bits (though coating may be lost during sharpening)
Some models (e.g. 750X and SB) support masonry and carbide-tipped bits
Most models handle standard twist bits from around 3/32″ to ½″, with higher-end versions (like 750X) supporting up to ¾″ and harder bits.
The basic process is as follows:
Secure the bit in the chuck and align it using the alignment port
Set the desired point angle (e.g. 118° for general use or 135° for split-point bits)
Insert the chuck into the sharpening port, and rotate it gently against the diamond wheel
Polishing rotations (around 20–40 turns) refine the edge
Inspect visually and test on scrap material as needed
This replicates factory sharpening geometry in seconds.
Drill Doctor offers a 3-year limited warranty with authorized distributors (e.g. Drill Doctor UK) including repairs and spare parts access. Maintenance tips include:
Cleaning the diamond wheel or chuck to remove metal swarf
Replacing the wheel when performance declines
Keeping the alignment port free of debris for accuracy
Regular upkeep extends tool life and sharpening consistency.
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