Nelcyn's bit sharpening report

[cestout]

I finally got around to using a bit Nelson sharpened. This is right out of the machine with no cleanup. I think better than a new bit.
Clint

[Dale]

Thanks for the report, looks like I'll be using his service!

[myshop1044]

As a test, I have 32.5 hrs, on each bit on each machine. I just finished a 5 1/2 hr carve today and it looked very good, with no heat transfer to the truck.

[Geomoo1]

For those who were wondering what service cestout is reporting on I think it's; Nelcyn Grinding Service at http://www.nelcyn.com/
Is that right, Clint?

[Mugsowner]

Not sure what the cost would be, but If you send bits and adapter to me. I will press the two together at no charge. If I am out no money just a few minutes of time, it is no big deal to me.

[cestout]

When I first switched to the CT, I had my son take the CT bits asw they died and press them out and press in my leftover QC bits until I ran out. If non-CT bits are good enough and inexpensive enough, it might be worth the $100 or so to get a small hydraulic press from Harbor Freight.
Clint

[mtylerfl]

I finally got around to using a bit Nelson sharpened. This is right out of the machine with no cleanup. I think better than a new bit.
Clint

That does look excellent, Clint!

[myshop1044]

This is the finished last supper project, 5 1/2 hrs, on one of the resharpened bits, working great.

[meiko728]

Where is the website to have the bits sharpened please?

[cestout]

Yes, that is him.
Clint