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The Woodworking Source Grand Opening
Saturday November 22
Sounds like you more than "spotted" it -- it must have jumped into your cart, eh? Stealth gloat if I ever heard one! I have one, too -- mine was awarded as a door prize at the Spring Picnic and it is a great sharpening tool! I will be bringing it to the Klingspor Extravaganza on Saturday and doing some hands on demos.
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Rob
Truths: There is no such thing as a 25 hour day, so why do I keep trying to cram so much into every day so it seems that way!
The only time I've felt anything get hot was an old plane blade that was very banged up. I was hogging off a lot of material for a while. Even then, it only got warm, not too hot.
In general the heat sink seems to work pretty well. That, coupled with the fact that you are only spending a minute or so at each grit setting, seems to keep the blades cool.
I likey mine big time!
Now I don't have to work with dull tools (or buy a new one every time I need something sharp ).
J
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Humility is being corrected by your 4 year old on a woodworking project.
Truths: There is no such thing as a 25 hour day, so why do I keep trying to cram so much into every day so it seems that way! 
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