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Angle Grinder Spit Sharpener

Started by ClubChapin, September 09, 2018, 03:14:45 PM

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ClubChapin

I picked up a Weber spit from a gasser roti kit.  I didn't like the extra length.  I cut it down to the Charcoal spit length.


I made the following jig to sharpen the point.  It worked really well.  It is easy to adjust the angle of the grind, I went with a shorter point to have a better engagement with the motor.  I think it will poke through meat and engage the motor nearly as well (meat) or better (motor) than the longer point.




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Jules V.

Great contraption. I typically sharpen things free-hand with an angle grinder.


ClubChapin

Holy cow, that is beautiful.

I could not freehand that.

swamprb

That's why god made bench grinders


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ClubChapin

Quote from: swamprb on September 10, 2018, 04:01:08 AM
That's why god made bench grinders


So true. My buddy with a shop w/ bench grinder has moved away. A bench grinder would've saved a bunch of time and dorking around.

db130

@ClubChapin, at least put some socks on.  Hot metal shards sting on contact (or so I am told).
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JayyyR

@ClubChapin dorking around pretty much sums up my entire existence

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