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Thought I'd repost this as it has droped off the top list

Having just paid through the nose for the sharpeners I found this
site
http://www.toolventure.co.uk/Brands/...b1417_pg2.aspx
they are on offer here for just
EZE-LAP
Ezelap Diamond Sharpening Pad Set Of 3 M/F/SF - ¾” x 2”
was £15.91
save 37%
now £9.99 (ex VAT)

David

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On Jan 23, 9:26*am, Dave Hill wrote:
Thought I'd repost this as it has droped off the top list

Having just paid through the nose for the sharpeners I found this
sitehttp://www.toolventure.co.uk/Brands/EZE-LAP/All/b1417_pg2.aspx

On the subject of diamond sharpeners, there seems to be conflicting
advice about whether they should be used dry, ow with water, oil, or
some special spray.

I think I've wrecked one by NOT using water, so be sure what you need
to do.

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On 23/01/2011 09:38, bobharvey wrote:
On Jan 23, 9:26 am, Dave wrote:
Thought I'd repost this as it has droped off the top list

Having just paid through the nose for the sharpeners I found this
sitehttp://www.toolventure.co.uk/Brands/EZE-LAP/All/b1417_pg2.aspx

On the subject of diamond sharpeners, there seems to be conflicting
advice about whether they should be used dry, ow with water, oil, or
some special spray.

I think I've wrecked one by NOT using water, so be sure what you need
to do.

I know with diamond cutting discs there are two distinct types, one that
can be used dry and one that can't. Something to do with "sintering" IIRC

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"bobharvey" wrote in message
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On Jan 23, 9:26 am, Dave Hill wrote:
Thought I'd repost this as it has droped off the top list

Having just paid through the nose for the sharpeners I found this
sitehttp://www.toolventure.co.uk/Brands/EZE-LAP/All/b1417_pg2.aspx

On the subject of diamond sharpeners, there seems to be conflicting
advice about whether they should be used dry, ow with water, oil, or
some special spray.

I think I've wrecked one by NOT using water, so be sure what you need
to do.
Below is an extract fro the DMT site:-

http://www.dmtsharp.com/dmtdiff/faqsfeedback.php

See question #11


a..
1.. I know it says to use the sharpener dry or with water, but can I use
oil anyway? Can I store my DMT stone in kerosene?
1.. While we recommend you use DMT® products dry or with water only, it is
acceptable to use a variety of lubricants when sharpening with DMT®
products. Mineral oil, mineral spirits, kerosene, WD40 can all be used
without harming your DMT® sharpener. We do not recommend storing your DMT
sharpener in kerosene. DMT® recommends that you always wipe your Diamond and
Unbreakable Ceramic Sharpeners clean and store dry after use.
Hope this clears up the dilema

Bill