Drill Doctor 500X Drill Bit Sharpener The Drill Doctor DD500X is a professional-level drill bit sharpener that is ideal for sharpening a full range of bits, including split points and the 135deg bits used in drilling hardened metals. Sharpens split-point bits and creates split-points from standard bits. Recommend item 1560922 adapter for use with 3/4 in. bits. 3-year limited warranty. U.S.A.
Customer Review: Does the Job
I first picked out the lowest price model but after reading the instructions I decided that the 500X was going to be much more productive for the over 100 bits that I would be sharpening.
The device is everything that they say it is and if you are going to do much hand drilling the ability to split the point is great.
I am well satisfied.

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