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What's the goofy heater looking thing in the first pic?
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Sharpening Grooves
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A wall mounted gas heater. You've never seen one?
No...we use furnaces up here since we use them 80% of the year. lol Nobody around here has those.
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I think AG is correct. It looks like a wall mounted gas heater, those are the pics from ebay, the seller is from North Carolina.
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Also I'm doing a pretty crappy job of sharpening these grooves, most of them were gone, like smooth gone. Considering taking a dremel with a thin cutting wheel and giving that a go.
That's what I figured, but thought it was yours.
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We use central heat and air. Electric everything here.
Uh..no. end mill bit in a drill press with the head sitting in a jig that slides maybe.
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That is a solid idea
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I think in theory it could work. It would keep the depth and lines in alignment. The sharpener is not really doing what I want it to, I pretty mush have to cut new grooves. Do you think the Dremel is worth a try???
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If we heated with that in VT we'd either burn the house down or have an astronomical bill. Neither is a good solution.
Dremel makes a holder that looks like a jig saw when its set up. The foot clearance near the hosel is the thing that could be the problem. Some straight edge material to run the device along to keep it true is a good idea.
The jigsaw version is called a Trio.
I have a diamond wheel on my regular dremel and it would do a good job but I bet it would scoot out of the track and scratch the face and I dont know how one would preserve a depth setting.
The jigsaw version is called a Trio.
I have a diamond wheel on my regular dremel and it would do a good job but I bet it would scoot out of the track and scratch the face and I dont know how one would preserve a depth setting.
Someone take a dremel to a wedge head and post up the pics of the aftermath please!!!
Yeah an end mill bit thats wide enough would be the thing.
