28(ish) 3D Printed Tools That Are ACTUALLY Useful!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2024
- Yes, there ARE 3D Printed tools that you can actually use - and some are even more functional than the store-bought ones!
After all... is there anything more frustrating than needing a very specific tool to finish a fix or a 3d printing project, only to discover that you can't get it in time? Well stick around because in this video I'm going to share with you my top 28 ish 3D printed tools as well as tips for printing them, what they're used for and why I love them so much. These are some of my MOST functional and useful 3D Prints EVER... and I know you're going to love them, too!
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00:00 Introduction
01:22 Bench Dogs for Your Work Table: www.thingiverse.com/thing:404...
02:27 Speed Square: www.thingiverse.com/thing:465...
03:55 Screw Measurer: www.printables.com/model/3216...
04:24 Improved Screw Measurer: www.printables.com/model/2088...
04:59 Fillet Gauge: www.printables.com/model/9673...
05:40 Keychain Version: www.printables.com/model/2767...
06:04 Makita Battery Holder: www.printables.com/model/5870...
06:31 Makita Charger holder: www.thingiverse.com/thing:438...
Cable wrap holder: www.printables.com/model/3031...
06:58 Makita Tool Holder: www.printables.com/model/2561...
My custom makita tool holder for Arrow Sheds: www.printables.com/model/2979...
08:17 3D Printed corner templates: www.thingiverse.com/thing:475...
Router version: www.printables.com/model/10693
08:37 Prusament clamps: www.printables.com/model/758-...
09:12 Remixed Prusament Clamps: www.printables.com/model/2473...
09:29 Pocket hole Jig: www.printables.com/model/9619...
09:58 Metric Drill Hole Guide: www.printables.com/model/1726...
10:22 3D Printed Scraper Tool: www.printables.com/model/1228...
11:13 Drill Bit sharpening tool: www.printables.com/model/1332...
12:20 Hand Shovel: www.thingiverse.com/thing:477...
13:08 Hole Measuring Tool: www.printables.com/model/2739...
13:25 3D Printer Nozzle Wrench: www.printables.com/model/8695...
14:14 Sanding Block holder: www.printables.com/model/1229...
14:42 Drill Stopper: www.printables.com/model/6844...
16:05 Bit Holder for Drill: www.printables.com/model/2076...
16:59 Glue Spreader: www.printables.com/model/8689...
17:33 Hose Adapters for Vacuums: www.printables.com/model/8093...
Drill Vacuum Adapter: www.printables.com/model/3886...
18:14 3D Printed Deburring Tool: www.thingiverse.com/thing:198...
19:21 Cable Soldering Jig: www.printables.com/model/1324...
LED Strip Jig: www.printables.com/model/1200...
19:40 Lazy Susan with an Empty Spool!: www.printables.com/model/3536...
20:25 Spool Drill Winder: www.printables.com/model/1165...
20:38 Filament Welder: www.printables.com/model/2911...
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Thanks so much for watching! I LOVE hearing from you all, and I read every comment, so let me know what you think, or any ideas you have for future videos, in the comments below!
Hi! A „Tools for 3d Printing“ video would be really nice!
Email me, I'll hook you up with my 3d printable tool set which includes hardware tools like an adjustable wrench, pliers and a 12 piece wrench set..standard and metric 👍
I have more tools on the way that will be added to the set, many of which are in the final testing stage right now. Although the tools in the tool set will work best if printed in metal or high temp hardened plastics, they are still fun and even useful around the house if printed in PLA, especially if your using the tools on newer, rust free nuts and bolts (or 3d printed nuts and bolts). I think this set would be perfect for your next "useful 3d printed tools" video.
Btw..I just found your channel, looks awesome, I subscribed!!
@@3dprintedhardware That sounds nice! Can I get that too? What‘s your email?
I'm honestly so impressed with how enthusiastically you've taken on advice and constructive criticism, it's genuinely awesome to see your production and editing style developing - and your subscriber count climbing - with every new video :)
Did something weird happen to the footage of you at 10:25 ? I'm watching in 1440p and that bit seems super compressed...
@@3dprintedhardware Thank you!
Lost me when he didn't know what a speed square was.
The way you used that pocket hole jig was actually painfull. If the drill is not the same size as the hole you feed it through to the wood, you don't have any benefit from the jig. and if it does have the same size, the drill will eat your jig, so you need a metal surface inside there. Good idea in principle, but this is a one use disposable tool if you use it right. And if you don't use it right, you don't have to use it at all, because it does nothing for you.
Waaah waaah
I wonder if brass inserts would be a good addition. Should be easy to find and hold up for a bit even though it’s pretty soft.
@@IanFitty It might, certainly better than just trying to guide your drill with pure plastic
@@josiahbaumgartner7643 I'm positive you are just as painful to watch use tools
Perhaps this is true for someone like yourself.
Would really like to hear about what different things like bearings, hardware, and others were super useful for you!
On it!!!
@@thenextlayer Yes please
M3 screws kit should be included with every printer most of the 3d printed things use M3 screws and nuts
Yeah sooner the better on this one. Aliexpress shipping times are slow.
I just subscribed based on seeing that video. I look forward to it.
Yep! Would definately love to see your 3D Printing tool collection, keep up the great work! Also the bearing screws etc you have for just in case projects would be awsome too!
Thanks for this! I was expecting the list to have maybe 3-4 useful tools out of the giant list, but you presented MANY useful tools. You also presented tools that weren't just specific to 3D printing, which is even better.
I'd love to see integration of 3D prints with other building techniques, such as woodworking and working with metal. As an example, 3D printed bushings to work with steel square tubing, to permit rotation or telescoping designs that may require some mig welding, but that don't need lathe or mill work, because of 3D.
On it. Thanks for the feedback!
For the bit holder: Try out carbon-fiber polycarbonate, it's slightly flexible but also very strong. It needs an abrasive-resistant nozzle, a well-maintained printer, in some cases a temperature-controller enclosure, a ~100c bed and a ~300c hotend. Your Prusa should be able to handle that though! It's definitely not my favorite material to print with, but it is my favorite in terms of end product properties. Another thing to try is to just make a "solid block" with slightly oversized hex-shaped holes in it, and put a strong neodymium strip embedded in the bottom to hold the bits in their holes. Absolutely loving your channel btw, and the clean look of your studio!
I would love to hear more about all the extra components you have around for your projects or even what you have on hand to troubleshoot your printers. Thank you!
Awesome videos man, I really appreciate the time and effort you put into the presentation of your vids. I just wanted to cast my vote for the video about the tools you use to improve your workflow. Thank you so much!
This topic is the reason I bought a 3D printer, I'm frustrated with suppliers not providing tools within a reasonable amount of time, over pricing, and missing design features.. I solved all of that by learning AutoCad and getting to know my printer.
Thank you, it's people such as yourself that have helped me get to know the in's and out's of my printer.
My pleasure thanks for taking hte time to comment!
Another vote for a video on useful components(!)
I’m all about having stock on hand so I have it when I need it, being able to just place one big Ali express order to get equipped would be great!
Awesome! Thank you! Make sure you're subbed, I'm already working on the video :)
Thank you so much for this video, I am beginner printer and I didnt know what to print, this video helped me a lot to decide what to print.
An English speaking, Israeli, 3D printing content creator. Honestly kind of a rare sight. But glad to see 3D printing content from here though, and especially in English. Great production and content too. I have a bit too many printers and parts but frankly my organization surrounding them is a bit awful. I’ve been meaning to print a Gridfinity but it always seems like such a huge project.
Haha yeah. Though the famed designer Dizingof is Israeli too
A general hardware video would be awesome! All I have are a few extra nuts and bolts that came with the printer and would love to know what things I should look for (actually… they might not have supposed to be extra considering the wobbliness of some of the components…)
So many projects, all of them are so useful and I can't wait to get started. The "Tool List" that you mentioned would be a great idea, hope to see it soon
So the tools all turned out to look much more useful than I might have guessed. It is very impressive where this tech is going - it wasn't that long ago that I thought that 3DP would never really end up capable of production level parts but it is getting closer and closer. Great video!
You should see the newer printers. This video is old and the parts were crappy. Today we have moved way past
I found a useful tool last winter. Ice scraper. I tried PLA,PETG,TPU. I found tpu worked fantastic once it was cold(left in the car) petg was a good 2nd option.
Also a nice little salt scoop printed from pla was helpful.
We got hit with a surprise snow/ ice storm and i wasnt ready so i fired up the printers.
Those solder jigs are useful. Print them from petg or better for temp resistance. I have one in ABS and another in PC.
I am DIY Hobbyist & Woodworker. I just bought a new 3D printer over the holidays. My goal for getting a 3D printer is precisely this i.e. building functional items around home & workshop. Your channel seems very much aligned to that same goal.
Subscribed to your channel already & looking forward to more relevant content.
You’re gonna fall in love bro especially if you’re in woodworking it’s so many things you could print 😭😭🔥🔥
Just ran across you channel and am very impressed. Thank you for you time and effort. Most importantly, I pray you and all of your loved ones are staying safe during these horrendous times. Peace brother. - Dov
Thank you for the great video. Being new to 3D printing I am just learning all that I can do with it.
Would definitely like to see that video on what additional items you recommend keeping around. Thanks for the video!
Super keen for the extra components video. Tools would be interesting also 👍
YES PLEASE for fasteners and bearings and press-fits needed for common prints.
Received my 3d printer for Christmas, i am printing away and crash course learning and your channel is helping me immensely. thank you :D
its live in my library!
Great video, I liked a lot of the tools you showed. I really liked the cordless tool battery and tool holders for organizing your small storage space. All of the suggested videos you asked about I think would be great.
ON IT :)
Very much enjoy your videos. Enjoyed this one, radius gauges and bench dogs were new prints to me, thanks for finding and sharing.
LOL, literally only just watched your last vid and left a comment saying "hell yes" to the tool vid and low and behold here it is just like magic. thank you.
Hell yes again to the 3d printing tools used in 3d printing vid. Loving this channel.👍👍
All the videos! Do all the videos you mentioned! We want to see tools for 3d printing. We want to see extra parts and hardware for 3d printing. We want to see every video idea you can come up with!
Deal!
Love your channel! Thanks for all your hard work, it shows and it’s helpful
As a leather worker, the list of useful tools is endless. Stamps, clamps, GLUE SPREADERS, clips, etc are super easy to work with. That said, the issue with creating a stamp is tough. You have to create a 3D design from a 2D picture. It's super tedious. If you have any suggestions on how to improve that process, I would be deeply grateful.
Ordered my first 3D printer earlier today. This is the first 3D relevant channel ive subscribed to.
Yes, please list the various items to put together prints. I never know what bearings and screws etc to buy so I end up avoiding those prints all together 😏 I'm still not a boss at PETG so, baby steps for usable tools and brackets. I just like making these items in colors I love 😍 it's hard to find things in rosey purple ☺️ Have a great week! Thanks for these videos, keep it up! I appreciate the inspiration and advice! I'm an Ender 3 S1 Pro kinda gal right now and am looking at what I want my second printer to be like 🤔 too many choices!!
ON IT! :) Make sure you're subscribed.
MORE!!!!!! Thank you, Jonathan, for these print ideas and tools videos, please let us have more of them. I would particularly like to see tools and storage for 3D printing, both FDM and resin. This video convinced me to subscribe, so keep it going, please.
On it! But I don’t do resin :)
Btw for all of the screw measurers and fillet gauge you don't need to print in 2 colors, you can print it in one and get spray paint. Spray some paint on a flat piece of cardboard and press the side with the numbers/letters onto the cardboard and voila, you have easy to read numbers.
Honestly you could just use a marker or paint pen to color the numbers
I normally only subscribe to a channel when:
1. It’s a channel where I enjoy most of the videos I watch
2. The videos are ones that I WANT to be spending my time on (I might enjoy fail compilations, but I’d never subscribe to a fail channel because I don’t want to encourage myself to waste time)
You just got a new subscriber! And I’ve only seen two of your videos. lol that’s about as fast as I’ve ever subscribed to anyone. I really hope your channel blows up because you give some great information in a great package.
Don’t be discouraged by a low subscriber count. I think many people (especially in the technical side of TH-cam) are slow to jump onto a bandwagon until that bandwagon is “proven” to those people. Your insanely rapid rise in view count should be an indicator of how unexpectedly helpful your videos are, and I think the subscriber count will lag behind but it will climb if you keep doing what you’re doing.
Loving the content, for a relative newcomer your stuff is super polished, a joy to watch. Keep it light, keep it fun, it's a hobby after all.
Thank you so much, this means a lot to me
Hey man, I am also new in the 3D printing world, and this video is really nice, keep up the good work, for few items, presented here really gave me great ideas for printing. Thanks
The 3d list of part you need would be great. Thank you
For the bit holder trying print it as a mold, then using a silicon pour so it has some give and is flexible when cured.
For a lazy suzan, you can also print two identical circular plates with a semi-circular profiled groove along the perimeter, where you put glass marbles as ball bearings.
i work with leather as a hobby, you just opened my mind in such a ridiculous way that i think i can say you changed my world. thanks dude lol, now i really, really want a 3d printer
WOW! Thanks! that's a HUGE compliment. Check out the Prusa link in my description, I still recommend that one :)
Really enjoyed that video, never knew I needed some of them.
I hope you are ok out there during this time!🙏🏼
I appreciate all your help on 3d printing as well!
I know it's been a long time since the video went up but I have an idea for the drill bit holder towards the end. If you can't print anything that won't get eaten up maybe print a thing that holds the little plastic holder the bits come in. You'll have all relevant info right there to. That is if they come in like endmil tubes or whatever. Or hell melt a little wax or whatever they do after they reground endmil and send them back to you just twist it off and back on under whatever printed holder you have. Idk just an idea I don't have a printer and I'm not a designer.
Nice to see useful 3d prints. I just put together a table saw fence and used a lot of 3d printed parts. I think I might try those drill stops. I have a couple sets of the metal collars, but they always come loose. I print exclusively with PETG as my Microswiss all metal hotend always clogs with PLA.
Yes, interested in both a "tools for 3D printing" video, and a listing of "things" that you think are useful for 3D printing projects.
Also, if you've added some more to your gridfinity setup, splash a little of that into the above vids.
Oooh yeah. I’m doing a whole new drawer now so more coming soon
as a farmer i can tell anyone how much it helps to have a cabinet with various bolts, nuts, clips, angle brackets, ect. just picked up a flash forge guider 2s at auction site havent set it up yet so checking out ALL the vids i can thanks for the tips and tricks to make better prints happy holidays from Oklahoma
I just orderd my first 3d printer and binge watching your videos. Can't wait to start, but have to because the printer has not arrived yet. Thank you for your helpfull videos, I'm learning a lot!
NICE! Glad to have you here.
The video on hardware would be great, I've experimented with some hidden / inlaid nuts and would be interested in more ways to implement that technique.
Awesome! Thank you! Make sure you're subbed, I'm already working on the video :)
Please yes video for tools! And not specifically 3d printed tools, but actual tools I need. I just got my first 3d printer and I want to not have to head to the store every time I see a tool I’ll need.
Just bought my first printer and been looking at videos to learn more about useful tools, cool first time prints etc. never would’ve thought this was a newer channel, earned a sub for sure!
Thanks! The best is yet to come. What questions do you have? I like ideas for videos
Yours is by far the best selection of printable tools that are actually useful.
You're a clever guy. Please make more videos!
One small thing. Maybe set your camera to fixed focus because it wanders a bit during some of your presentations. A minor thing, to be sure.
Thank you for the tools. It's great to see a master at work!
my first printer is in the mail, excited to be joining the "makers"(?) ranks. these videos are super helpful, bc I have no idea wtf imma do with a printer lol.
Nice video! You showed a lot of cool things and the time spent on each one was just right! Looking forward to more of your work!
Thank you so much!
I feel like alot of these 3d print tool videos dont have much to offer, but this video has a lot of great ideas!! Cant wait to print the makita battery and charger holders
Awesome! Thank you!
Is there anything worse than not being able to get a tool in time? Yes... waiting 14 hours for the printer to finish printing the tool you need, then realizing you didn't put high enough infill so you've got 18 more hours to wait for the stronger version to print and hope its strong enough. Lol. Still, nice video man, its true that it helps to be able to print tools that are hard to get.
The best thing about 3d printers is that many things that were too expensive for their use are suddenly very viable. I printed and assembled a 3-jaw benchvise that uses a spriral thread to move the 3 jaws simultaneously. That would be a crazy expensive piece but for printing it just doesn't matter, it's just volume and time and nothing else
WOW... just you read my mind on what I want to get...
1) A video displaying/providing a list of hardware for 3D printing (nuts, bolts, inserts, bearings,etc) with suggested links in Aliexpress... (Soon we have the 11/11 sales)
2) A video displaying/providing a list of companion tools for 3D printing like the ones you shared at the end.
3) A video explaining how to nail down the PET-G settings, including what devices may be suitable such as a filament dryer, etc..
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Nice. On it. Thanks for the video suggestions. The PETG one is one I hadn't thought of. Putting it in my queue. Any chance you'd come to TLV if I host a meetup here?
@@thenextlayer Will be nice to meet even if we do not do a video.. although I will be happy to participate
I like this channel for 3-D printing knowledge. I think it’s tough to talk about tools when you start out saying a speed square is that tool you didn’t know you needed. literally every single person who builds anything has 12 of them.
Once I get my 3d printer and go through a few small projects, one of the first "big" projects I want to tackle is making a dovetail jig. I'd be super happy if I could make something with the functionality of a Leigh super 12", but even if it all has to be fixed in place like a Porter Cable 4212 it will be a great boon to me.
Genius idea. So much money saved.
I've had luck using a heat gun to fit the bits into the drill mounted bit holders. I heat up the holder, then put in the bits and let it cool down with the bit in it. Everything slides in and out really well after.
I have also been using a lot of models that use airsoft BBs as bearings. They work really well, and are super cheap!
I just ordered a proper heat gun... thanks for the tip
11:00 if you don't want to reprint a scrapper you can "sharpen it" just by reheating and squishing it between two flat surfaces.
it might be easier to just print a new one. but if you wanna save the plastic it's an option :)
Smart!
Polycarbonate has better heat resistance than either nylon or Asa. And if you do what I do and use heated enclosures and annealing your parts after directly after printing you can take polycarbonate even a tad higher.
yes a 3d printer tools video would be great just started 3d printing and its so awesome to be able to make your own things at home
Great, I'll likely do it :)
Pretty thorough. Something that can’t really be changed easily is your voice. You have a great voice for this. It’s very calm and understandable. Your not peaking all the time yet your inflection is sensed well. I think you may need more knowledge in general construction, but that’s not what this channel really is right? I’ll definitely sub and will be waiting for reviews and stuff like this video.
Edit: spelling mistake
I am just starting so the parts list of bearings and bolts would be excellent! thank you for this video
It's already live, check out my other videos :)
I printed various tools. One in particular allows me to tighten 1/4 in nylon nuts for use on closure bar arm on our community gates.
Awesome video! I particularly loved the dremel tool sharpener; that was pretty genius. Thanks for all of the ideas!
Glad you liked it! Make sure you're subbed
I'm the same with you not knowing about different nuts and bearings that I might need. Just started so that video would be very helpful and I would be really grateful.
Great video! However one thing i think worth highlighting is that with the drill sharpening guide, metal cutting discs like that should only ever be used for cutting, grinding items with the sides of these discs will eventually cause them to shatter/explode during use which can be nasty for your eyes or skin!
You can get thicker grinding stones for dremels, these are what should be used for sharpening drills.
Loved this video! Definitely printing that speed square asap. Thanks, and shavoua tov!
I preordered the p1p Bambu and it is shipped! Me and my friend bought 1 each to learn 3D printing together. it is tons of fun and cool to finally have bought one!
We are both Starters to this and we have done a lot of training and watching youtube guides :D
You're gonna LOVE it
Thank You so much I have been trying to crack it since 2 days.. Finally it worked.. thanks
I bought my 3d printer for the specific purpose of printing bench dogs. I live in the us and have metric MFT table (20mm holes). Great list thanks.
My favorite 3D printed tools are ones that go BANG!
Yes, these are tools. They are not 'good' or 'evil' on their own. Only the user and intended purpose determines that.
i never need an excuse to spend money on 3D printing. bring on the tool list!
Please do make a video regarding all the extra accessories you've found on your 3D printing jounrey! There are so many cool things I wanna print, but I'm not very knowledgable with nuts, bolts, etc. So if you can make a video of what you've come to collect that'd be really great! Thanks for this awesome video! It's taught me a lot.
ON IT! :) Make sure you're subscribed.
Well DONE !!! I learned a lot. Thx
I printed some of the Bench Dogs in PETG a few years ago. My only issue was after a year of usage the small tabs on the bottom started to break. I need to try orientation and/or ABS for the next batch. :-)
A list of common shopping list to have around would be nice, I am still wondering what bearing size I should have on hand
Vac hoses. Strongly recommend using the DeWalt 'AirLock' system. Locks on, but allows rotation. Printing the matching parts for tools is easy. So all our tools can securely be joined to your vac...
Will check it out!
Awesome. I'm gonna make some using my Tormach and anodize them. Thanks for the idea.
Thanks for making this. Some really cool little tools to print and use. You should so do all the videos you mentioned. Also more detail on that filament welder please.
Awesome! Thank you! Make sure you're subbed, I'm already working on one of them :)
@@thenextlayer The link for filament welder is not working
On the subject of 3D printing tools, I was making a print that needed to have tabs on the side that would fit snugly into a slot for which I had no measurements. I was able to come pretty close for the length and with of the slot just using my calipers. The problem was I had no way to measure the width of the channel which was needed to set the thickness of the tab. I solved the problem by printing a set of feeler gauges out of PLA. They had small square handles 20mm x 20mm and 4mm thick. The tabs protruded from the center of one edge and were 10mm wide and 40 mm long. I printed them in thicknesses ranging from 0.25mm to 1.0mm . The steps were 0.10mm starting with 0.30mm with the addition of one 0.25mm thick and one 0.75mm thick. I was able to get the tab thickness dialed right in on the second try (it was 0.63mm my first guesstimate was 0.65mm).
Oooh feeler gauges, I should've included those. I need to print some
I am totally interested in the additional videos you mentioned! Love this channel.
Awesome! Thank you! Make sure you're subbed, I'm already working on one of them :)
for the drill drill bit holder, if you have a resin printer try using the rubber resin and printing it. that should work a lot better for that kind of application.
I agree. You don't need a MSLA printer. Use TPU and it will never break.
I’m interested in that filament welder for sure!!!!
I recently bought my first 3d printer I think a list of the screws, nuts, bolts, and tools would be really helpful!
It's out, check the other vids on my channel :)
tools and accessories video for sure. I need to know the most common screws and stuff everyone is using.
A tool Video and An item on hand video would be amazing. I just got my first printer and am discovering so many things I can make around the house. I need magnets, screws, bolts, glue, and a million other little things.
Awesome! Thank you! Make sure you're subbed, I'm already working on the video :)
Drill bit holder, try printing the holder in, say, PETG, then print inserts in TPU and glue the insert into the holder. Should have nice squidginess to hold the bits in place, and with the outer strength of the PETG.
I would add 'custom' funnels to this list. I've got different shaped funnels lying around for different uses that could have easily been printed. Who knows when you need that specific shaped funnel that bends around a corner and has to fit a certain sized spigot?
Little suggestion for the hole you accidentally drilled to deep, you can either use a little wood putty to fill it up or take some sawdust and mix with wood glue to fill out, but if your gonna stain it best to use Hyde glue and saw dust because the stain will highlight it
Nice thanks!
Bring on the video for tools to assist 3D printing! ❤
Great info, I'm on board to watch your content. Just subscribed and gonna binge watch everything!
Thanks! The best is yet to come
what do we do if we are interested in both suggestions? 3d print auxiliary supplies, plus the printed tools for printing/related workflow? oh, and where you suggest mixing gridfinity with either would be great too.
I'll probably do both :)
Would really like to hear about what different things like bearings, hardware, and others were super useful for you so I can get an idea of the things I should start bulking up on!
Awesome! Thank you! Make sure you're subbed, I'm already working on the video :)
The list of supplies is a great idea! I would watch it.
First video of yours I've come across and it re inspired me to get some prints going. Great Video, Thank you.
Awesome! Thank you! Make sure you're subbed, I have much more coming soon...
11:24 of note, concrete drill bits have tungsten carbide tips, this metal is safe as a solid, you start grinding it though, it becomes extremely toxic, it is VERY bad for you, so you should not sharpen this stuff, of if you do, make sure it is under water to collect all the toxic debris (and then dispose of this responsibly) you can look up the dangers of tungsten carbine yourselves. but please be super carful with it.