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Question: does the 500x split points?
Document: Split points can be ground on 118* bits, and I have done this with success. To sharpen masonry bits is also very easy, and the machine does an excellent job in this regard as well.Where it gets tricky, for me anyway, is in sharpening 135* split point bits. These days nearly all bits sold are this type and it's nice to be able to recreate the same angle and split point.
* split point works very well but not yet convinced on use in pillar drill. I shall split point  a small set that I use with my portable battery drill and see if it is more useful there.some very minor points:* the sharpener vibrates in use so needs gentle holding down. It would have been helpful if there were mounting holes to attach to a stable base.
Bought this after years of spoiling drills and occasionally grinding the tips off my fingers. I have used one of the pivot type sharpeners which work on the side of a 6" or similar bench grinder. I ordered the 500x because it had the split point option.Initial reactions:* great tool that does the job - quick, easy, accurate.
Before using the tool, I read the manual and completely understood the basic parts and principles. I practiced a few dry runs with no power. Once I got started, the Drill Doctor 500X paid for itself in about 2 hours of use. I sharpened over sixty, old 118-degree standard twist bits, from the first to the last, like new. I altered a few into split points and sharpened a hand full of masonry bits. It is about as simple as it gets.
I bought a Drill Doctor 10 years ago and it has kept my bits sharp. The newer model makes it a breeze to split points when I wish to. This wasn't quite as easy with the older model. It is also much easier to deal with masonary bits. As with the first 'Doctor' I owned, it is important to watch the video and read the directions before venturing off into sharpening. I would bet most folks who have negative comments, save parts issues, wouldn't if they watched and read first.
I got the drill doctor 500x to replace the original drill doctor. I don't think this one is any better. It just a hit and miss situation when trying to sharpen a drill bit. Buy at your own risk. beware.
After years of punching holes with dull drill bits or in frustration, attempting to sharpen a bit on the grinder, and/or just buying a new bit, this device allowed me to sharpen all my drill bits, both numbered and fractional in about two hours with perfect points. I'll never try drilling anything again with a dull bit. I often drill plastics where I need to grind off the edge to prevent digging/cracking, then the bit needs to be set aside and not used for steel until it's resharpened.
I have used an older model and this one is better. I am anxious to put a split tip on drill to see how that works.
Great p[iece of equipment, only issue is when doing the split bit opperation, incerting and removing the jig gets tobe quite difficult
It takes some practice, thou, to do it right. (I have yet to use the split-point feature. )Considering the price of this sharpener, it may be cheaper to buy a grinder adapter, unless you do a lot of drilling; it will save you gasoline and time until your bit is down to a stub.
Answer: yes