Handheld Electric Tungsten Sharpener, Four-angle Tungsten Electrode Sharpening Machine,TIG Welding Rotary Tool with Flat Grinding Block, Cut-Off Slot

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Exactly what was needed for weld job

Been using this for a week. Gave it 4 stars, but am really in the 3.5 range.....Pros:It beats trying to grind tungsten on a bench grinder.Consistent angles.Grind lines are more or less in the correct direction.Seems to run OK,Cons:You get one collet per tungsten diameter, meaning, if you want to change point angle, you have to move the collets.The section for cutoff is mostly useless. Too big a gap between the wheel and the slot lets the wheel grab the tungsten and jam it, locking up the grinder. Getting it out was fun. After I jammed the first one, I'm back to snapping them off. Honestly, the cutoff ability was why I chose this grinder.Had they supplied another $1 worth of collets, I'd be more impressed with this. Let's see how long it lasts.

So far it works , once I go to work in my factory I can try and see how the angle is when it comes to welding

This is an outstanding razor give it 5 stars

2 of the inserts were to small for the tungsten by just a little I used a small needle file and cleaned the inside out.. seems to have fixed my issue other than that it works as it should

Sharpens TIG tungsten electrodes handily. Cut off feature not so good. 3/32 diameter guide is a little snug when electrode has swollen from use it won't go through. This necessitates cutting off more material than necessary. Overall it works well, and eliminates contamination from a general use grinder.

I like this tool a lot, my only complaint is that sometimes after I accidentally dip my tungsten, the tungsten gets some little bits of spatter stuck which makes it not fit through the proper hole. When this happens I have to use the larger hole.

After the first couple of uses, the tungsten wouldn't go through the guides anymore. I've taken to free-handing grinding on the wheel.