Resharpening tools: why should you do it?
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What is tool resharpening?
The resharpening of worn tools is the process that allows the surface of the cutting edge to be restored. In this way, the cutting quality is improved, and the tool’s service life is extended.
Why should tools be resharpened?
Resharpening worn tools leads to improved efficiency and saves money, as far as not having to buy a new tool is concerned. In fact, if resharpening is possible, the price of the second and third use is considerably reduced.
All standard and special TOMMASIN tools can be regenerated and resharpened.
The areas of application of cutting tools.
Sharp cutting tools are usually used for chip removal, especially on materials such as metal, wood and plastic.
Just some examples of cutting tools are:
- Cutters.
- Countersunk cutters.
- Drill bits.
- Reamers
- Blades.
- Thread-cutters.
- Profiled tools.
- Progressive moulds.
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How are tools resharpened?
In order to effectively sharpen the tool, the surface to be sharpened must always be in contact with the surface of the grinding wheel, without changing the original sharpening profile. It is therefore necessary to identify the best resharpening method, depending on the tool in question.