Seriously, thank you! I'm a broke hobby artist and can't afford proper drills for hard steel. By learning this I can stretch a normal metal drill a lot longer than one hole which was the limit. Seriously, thank you!!
There's a few ways, what size hole you drilling, and always use a lubricant. Heat it what causes most issues with bits. If I'm drilling a small whole, I won't even use a bit. Self tapping screws will go through metal, and some concrete nails is will through thinner metal, you just have to grind a Line or two up, to work as a flute
So basically ive learned here Dont use water to cool down the drill bit. Don't wear glove when using a grinder. Apart from that brilliant video thank you for sharing I just 💓a useful man.💋
If you need the drill and you don't have anything but a broken drill, this is a good skill to have. Remember , .practice makes perfect, or darn close to it. It's good to know how to do this.
Man must try to fix screwed drill bits i. e. to repair it if it is possible , eassiest way is to buy new one and give additional money. Respect for this job .
Besides the criticism, he drilled a successful hole without the bit jumping around from not having it center punched, didn't see any overheating (sign of a sharp bit) didn't use anything to cool the bit while drilling, in all, I say, nice drilling
Be great if there is some sort of commentary or explanation along with it because I mean I see you grinding it looks good but I don't know what you're doing or how you're finding out your angles or anything like that those kind of things are very helpful to know
Please do not wear gloves when using a drill. An old chap i worked with lost the tops of 3 fingers, 4 weeks before he was due to retire. He was an Engineer for 40 + years and if it can happen to him, well it can happen. Take care...
Grind across the entire face of the wheel. It is getting too hot and you are softening the drill. The bigger the drill the slower the speed. Use cutting oil to reduce heat and save the drill life. The drill has not been pointed.
8 hours later, hey we're all going home at 5:00 you know ? Use the sweep and grind method, takes about 1 minute. If the tip turns blue, you're screwed !
hi have been in presision engineering for 60 years drills have to be ground according to the material they are to driil brass and free cut alloy needs a negative cuting edge to stop grabing the work piece i have used drill griding units to get angles for diferant materials you are best to hand grind it takes years of practice
You'll notice the hole a bit bigger than the bit- not ground evenly on each shoulder, and one side cutting- thus the chips instead of ribbons. More practice and a good 59* cut and it would work better.
The hole point is that the guy made a hole!!!! This in not a safety class or educational video! If you someone complaints about this guy video makin skills, please show us how to do it,. 🙏
When you heat a drill so much as you did right from the start, you'll end up with a drill soft as butter. I'll also cause micro cracks in the material 2:25 This is a serious discoloring, due to the heat added..!
teknik bilgiler ve el aletlerinin her alanda nasil kullanilacagi hakkinda bilgilendiriyorsunuz böyle bilgiler için sizlere sonsuz saygilarimi sunarim selamlar
Personally I sharpen my drills on a water cooled grindstone. The drill bit stays absolutely cool. And I don't drill in steel without using any kind of cooling fluid either. An amateur who doesn't know how to do things right shouldn't teach novices.
I would not either where is the water to cool it off, turning the tip blue,i would bolt the grinder to a more stable table O top view still not cooling bit down,O WELL
Never ever ever EVER! wear gloves around ANY! rotary power tools. Also, cut off about an inch from both of those drills and try that again with water. You can't let your drill turn blue in any way, even right at the outer most points of the cutting edge. It will make the drill brittle and cause it to prematurely chip or break. Keep your wheel clean and sharp, use light cuts, and cool often with water or coolant.
+ killer 52lt Total rubbish. HSS can be heated to red hot and bent, without effecting its hardness. Have a google HSS and read for yourself. We used to make purpose ground boring bars from straight rod HSS, get them red hot and bend the offset requires. Then grind the tool to make the cutting edges, works great.
+killer 52lt. STOP talking rubbish. READ up about HSS on Google. It works fine, I have been in toolmaking over 40 Years with NO problems. Yes it will be a problem with Carbon Steel, but unless you buy crap tools from China, most Engineering Tool Suppliers only sell HSS. I see you subscribe to ave ! I need to say no more, he is an idiot too, talks total c**p.
40 years of doing something wrong means little. go blue a drill and punch it through a hole. tell me what your edge looks like... assuming you don't weld your drill in the hole.
+killer 52lt This will be my last note to you, as you are such an A******e and will not believe the truth. HSS can NOT be Tempered. Go read it for yourself instead of being an Armchair Machinist Knowitall. People like you who spread false information should not be allowed near a keyboard.
Whoever's reading this, HE IS RIGHT! No gloves around anything that spins fast, that includes the drill press, lathe, mill, wire wheel, ANYTHING! you may think it's protecting you but all it does is increase the chances of your hand getting pulled into whatever's spinning!
never do this with gloves! if you get hurt nobody is paying for it and for the worst you are fired because this is forbidden by accident regulations. before a half year i have heard of a worker in my industrial area that lost 3 fingers and got cut his half arm open because wearing gloves at a milling machine........remember what lite roadie has written. have fun
oui un trou!!! mais la suite vous ne le verrez pas ,il ne procède même pas avec un gabarit d'angles d’affûtage, on se demande pourquoi ils y a des machines conçues exprès pour intervenir sur des outils de coupes et qui sont d'une complexité évidente,et la vous voyez ,un massacre d'outils, un bon mécano va immédiatement sourire et dira que ce n'est pas le bon procédé.
vu le traitement infligé lors de cet affûtage si l'on peut dire, ce forêt est foutu et détrempé il ne pourra plus exécuter des perçages corrects, quand j'affûtes manuellement mes forêts je les affûtes avec une meule micro-grains spéciale et pas ici comme il procède, il faut agir en essayant de ne pas trop faire chauffer la partie forante et bien respecter les angles de coupes et le dé-talonnage pour les copeaux et surtout retremper le forêts après,ici on voit une vidéo a l'arrache.
there's lot more ways to grind a drilling tool.he fried the drill bit to red hot.from where the life would exist on that cutting edge??? he just pushed a hole on mild steel which is like butter!! tell me how will you grind for drilling on stainless steel 308 materials?
@@ericjude8618 ..... No not at all. There are many videos that show amatures how to sharpen drill bits as well as other tools correctly. Of course as with other subjects one can discuss whether one method or the other is the best. I will correct my statement from all wrong to at least 80%. I do not have a video camera and would never maintain that I am perfect at doing it and therfore would never make a video showing others how to sharpen drill bits. However I do know how and have sharpend hundreds of times for my self (even though it takes me longer because my eyesight is no longer what it used to be) and I have sharpened bits from 3 mm upwards. Fact is the biggest mistake this man is making is the amount of pressure he is applying to the grinding stone. They are dark blue by time he is finished. That should never be the case. He gives a thumbs up and i not even finished. Practice, practice, practice ... you'll get there too! It is not my intention to insult anyone here, but if one is going to show others how to do something then it should not be below average.
very painful ouch....... get rid of the gloves. secure the work bench. use correct coolant to cool drill bit . you just proved that you just wanted to put a clip on you tube. screw the rest .......
Its burnt now useless for the likes of stainless steel wind posts nobody wants a soft tip on a building site in the middle of nowear on a price, i learnt fitting those less pressure speed= less heat in the drillbit pre drill large holes & lube recomended, bottle of water or pot to cool it between grinds using a 4" Grinder on the floor with either a flaping disc (like sand paper flaps) or 1-1.5mm sliting cutting disc because it flexes away from the drill unlike the thick discs allowing better control of pressure get rid of the glove on the right hand doing the work as others have said besides safety u can tell how hot its getting through flesh better to keep it cool in your pot, the closer u grind to the centre spindle the slower less heat u create as well as reducing the flex (tip For re shaping a broken tip use the drill in reverse grind the general angle u want to suite the job your doing be it metal drilling shallower angle cut or steeper angled countersinking, u can try footing the grinder hold the drill with 2 hands but go slow to allow for bent drill wobble what ever u do) now u have a general point hold the grinder to the floor with the gloved left hand, metal guard resting on the floor (threaded handle removed if need be) drill bit in the right hand goggles on start flatting the back off slopeing slightly away from the cutting leading edge rotate 180* for the other side, keep going keeping it even & cooled until the front edge is sharp now wipe any metal off of the edge with the gloved hand (turn off the grinder when doing this & keep your cable tidy an eye on your surroundings for pigeon toe'd fools clumsy people!) lastly u will notice the back side or opposite to the cutting edge may be proud or high this needs to be flated off at a slight angle so the first thing that touches your material is the sharpend side u dont want to end up with a back edge skating useless whisk, practice makes perfect (always make sure your comfortable before proceding).
Tony, Sounds like you know what you're talking about. Any chance you could post a video? A picture or video is worth thousands of even the best words. I understand the complaints about this video, but you have to acknowledge, at least this guy went to the trouble to post. As for the complaints about no narration, I've been a professional craftsman for 50 years, and many of the best tips I've learned were taken in silently while I watched someone do something or use a method I hadn't yet come across. Those who bother to complain that this video omits verbal instruction are IMO babies wanting to be spoon fed. Serious men demonstrate for those with eyes to see.
Me neither. At first he heat them up way too much. I use a precision sharpening jig (Tormek DBS-22) fitted on a water cooled grindstone to sharpen my drills bits. They stay completely cool during the process and they cut like a dream. And no matter how good you're at sharpening drills by hand I doubt you can competite with this jig.
Viral Clown drill bits heat up from use. its called friction. by that logic of over_heating temperd material then all PYREX should be thrown out after the first use, no?
Tan tan WTF! Would u make a drillbit out of cooking wear glass for, to match your glass hammer, completly different material & use, get out the chocolate tea pot i need a brew to think this 1 over lol.
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Seriously, thank you! I'm a broke hobby artist and can't afford proper drills for hard steel. By learning this I can stretch a normal metal drill a lot longer than one hole which was the limit. Seriously, thank you!!
Ueah o agree, I've was just thinking surely there's a way to prolong the tips life, now I've found it.
There's a few ways, what size hole you drilling, and always use a lubricant. Heat it what causes most issues with bits. If I'm drilling a small whole, I won't even use a bit. Self tapping screws will go through metal, and some concrete nails is will through thinner metal, you just have to grind a Line or two up, to work as a flute
Tnx for sharing
U brought back something that escaped me
Going on one ☝️ direction is the key 🔑 🙏💕
So basically ive learned here
Dont use water to cool down the drill bit.
Don't wear glove when using a grinder. Apart from that brilliant video thank you for sharing I just 💓a useful man.💋
If you need the drill and you don't have anything but a broken drill, this is a good skill to have. Remember , .practice makes perfect, or darn close to it. It's good to know how to do this.
@Marie Dillon exactly....may not be the best way but hey he drilled that hole through
I would not be to quick to criticize. This guy does everything with nothing, and he gets things done.
Did he do that crap welding on the bench below the grinder he's overheating the drill bit on?
Great video and you make it look easy !!! I'll bet you have done this thousands of times!!!
Very helpful, thanks
Man must try to fix screwed drill bits i. e. to repair it if it is possible , eassiest way is to buy new one and give additional money. Respect for this job .
Thanks for the tips master
Nice work enjoy the video thanks sir for that 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏🌹
Besides the criticism, he drilled a successful hole without the bit jumping around from not having it center punched, didn't see any overheating (sign of a sharp bit) didn't use anything to cool the bit while drilling, in all, I say, nice drilling
Can you post a video on your welding techniques ! That bead at 0:50 on the grinder stand is amazing....
i can se that sarcasm
A lot of people in the world are not in a position to just run out and get what you need , sometimes you gotta make do ...and his bits work just fine.
it works thats all that matters gets the job done thanks for the video
Be great if there is some sort of commentary or explanation along with it because I mean I see you grinding it looks good but I don't know what you're doing or how you're finding out your angles or anything like that those kind of things are very helpful to know
Ahhhh...the long lost art of teaching by finger pointing. Yes yes.....very nice, very nice indeed !!!!
And he points OH so well :)
I enjoyed it thank you for posting
Your hand is only 1/2" from being mangled. If you get that glove touching that wheel you will be horribly maimed. I've seen it before!
Tremendous job, well done!
NEVER WEAR GLOVES while working grinder or lathe or other machine tools
Yes its true...
Thanks for the Video . . . Chris . . . Norwich England
great ! it is vyry nice
Thanks
Very cool
Please do not wear gloves when using a drill. An old chap i worked with lost the tops of 3 fingers, 4 weeks before he was due to retire. He was an Engineer for 40 + years and if it can happen to him, well it can happen. Take care...
Yes u say right bro
Why not use gloves?
Awesome vid
Thanks for yuor information.
The Secret for long use is Drilling slowly.
Grind across the entire face of the wheel. It is getting too hot and you are softening the drill. The bigger the drill the slower the speed. Use cutting oil to reduce heat and save the drill life. The drill has not been pointed.
And tell us about these grinding stones and the rotators
Your video is the best !
8 hours later, hey we're all going home at 5:00 you know ? Use the sweep and grind method, takes about 1 minute. If the tip turns blue, you're screwed !
hi have been in presision engineering for 60 years drills have to be ground according to the material they are to driil brass and free cut alloy needs a negative cuting edge to stop grabing the work piece i have used drill griding units to get angles for diferant materials you are best to hand grind it takes years of practice
Très astucieux moi qui aime apprendre merci
You'll notice the hole a bit bigger than the bit- not ground evenly on each shoulder, and one side cutting- thus the chips instead of ribbons. More practice and a good 59* cut and it would work better.
l'angle d’affûtage est variable par rapport a la grosseur du forêt.
Lubricant and a press would help also, but sometimes you use what you have.
Very good video. Pls keep it up.
عالی بود 👌تو پیج بنده هم اطلاعات کاملی در مورد مته ها و آموزش ساخت و تولید پیدا کنید
good instructor
Excellent
Very good
Master!
great job
The hole point is that the guy made a hole!!!! This in not a safety class or educational video! If you someone complaints about this guy video makin skills, please show us how to do it,. 🙏
I am amazed at how many twist drill sharpening scientists are critiquing this video
Wow! Very impressive.
I wonder how to sharpen a drill bit with a small diameter
When you heat a drill so much as you did right from the start, you'll end up with a drill soft as butter. I'll also cause micro cracks in the material 2:25 This is a serious discoloring, due to the heat added..!
teknik bilgiler ve el aletlerinin her alanda nasil kullanilacagi hakkinda bilgilendiriyorsunuz böyle bilgiler için sizlere sonsuz saygilarimi sunarim selamlar
There is NO rake angle, this drill bit will rub, Oh my....some people
Perfekt! Danke!
Sir I have hard time drilling on my small speargun stainless steel shaft. huhuhu help. my drill bit wont slice it only slide
Centrepunch first and use a drill press and vice.
Thank you. Understood
Because the angle of the pieces you made is incorrect on the whole. Thank you very much for trying
Thank you.
ziad fawzi
repair....... Super....
Nice
perfect example of all the things not to do, gloves, overheating the drill cooling in water [ causes micro cracks ] as a pro painful to watch
Would be better to cool it in oil and not overheat it to red?
exact pour des personnes qui on travailler et du faire des affutages quand on voit cela c'est décevant et surtout a ne pas copier.
B Felker
Personally I sharpen my drills on a water cooled grindstone. The drill bit stays absolutely cool. And I don't drill in steel without using any kind of cooling fluid either.
An amateur who doesn't know how to do things right shouldn't teach novices.
@The Product Right thats enough stop bring $ex into the equation the guys trying to help.
Nice clip helpful for begginers but music too disturbing. Better remove music and put detailed caption.
I would not either where is the water to cool it off, turning the tip blue,i would bolt the grinder to a more stable table O top view still not cooling bit down,O WELL
great
Ilyen béla fúró élezést sem láttam még, ha így csinálnám a munkahelyemen már rég elzavartak volna.
Never ever ever EVER! wear gloves around ANY! rotary power tools.
Also, cut off about an inch from both of those drills and try that again with water. You can't let your drill turn blue in any way, even right at the outer most points of the cutting edge. It will make the drill brittle and cause it to prematurely chip or break. Keep your wheel clean and sharp, use light cuts, and cool often with water or coolant.
+ killer 52lt Total rubbish. HSS can be heated to red hot and bent, without effecting its hardness. Have a google HSS and read for yourself. We used to make purpose ground boring bars from straight rod HSS, get them red hot and bend the offset requires. Then grind the tool to make the cutting edges, works great.
Try doing that but grinding your sharp edge before you heat it and bend it. Your edge will be brittle and chip.
+killer 52lt. STOP talking rubbish. READ up about HSS on Google. It works fine, I have been in toolmaking over 40 Years with NO problems.
Yes it will be a problem with Carbon Steel, but unless you buy crap tools from China, most Engineering Tool Suppliers only sell HSS. I see you subscribe to ave ! I need to say no more, he is an idiot too, talks total c**p.
40 years of doing something wrong means little. go blue a drill and punch it through a hole. tell me what your edge looks like... assuming you don't weld your drill in the hole.
+killer 52lt This will be my last note to you, as you are such an A******e and will not believe the truth. HSS can NOT be Tempered. Go read it for yourself instead of being an Armchair Machinist Knowitall. People like you who spread false information should not be allowed near a keyboard.
I would never wear gloves around a grinding wheel.
Whoever's reading this, HE IS RIGHT! No gloves around anything that spins fast, that includes the drill press, lathe, mill, wire wheel, ANYTHING! you may think it's protecting you but all it does is increase the chances of your hand getting pulled into whatever's spinning!
Thank you.
never do this with gloves!
if you get hurt nobody is paying for it and for the worst you are fired because this is forbidden by accident regulations.
before a half year i have heard of a worker in my industrial area that lost 3 fingers and got cut his half arm open because wearing gloves at a milling machine........remember what lite roadie has written.
have fun
delano62 que *
nawarathna
C'mon guys those drills were broke and now they work again. You seen him put hole through that metal right?
No good way of reshapening...its not effective...
Pete Shad
oui un trou!!! mais la suite vous ne le verrez pas ,il ne procède même pas avec un gabarit d'angles d’affûtage, on se demande pourquoi ils y a des machines conçues exprès pour intervenir sur des outils de coupes et qui sont d'une complexité évidente,et la vous voyez ,un massacre d'outils, un bon mécano va immédiatement sourire et dira que ce n'est pas le bon procédé.
@Ghil Andal show us a better way then please
Better you make gardening............
The diagram is valuable, thank you.
I'm thinking that the diagram shows the position (angle) of the bit while sharpening.
vu le traitement infligé lors de cet affûtage si l'on peut dire, ce forêt est foutu et détrempé il ne pourra plus exécuter des perçages corrects, quand j'affûtes manuellement mes forêts je les affûtes avec une meule micro-grains spéciale et pas ici comme il procède, il faut agir en essayant de ne pas trop faire chauffer la partie forante et bien respecter les angles de coupes et le dé-talonnage pour les copeaux et surtout retremper le forêts après,ici on voit une vidéo a l'arrache.
there's lot more ways to grind a drilling tool.he fried the drill bit to red hot.from where the life would exist on that cutting edge???
he just pushed a hole on mild steel which is like butter!!
tell me how will you grind for drilling on stainless steel 308 materials?
eine wackelige Angelegenheit der Schleifbock, aber sehr gutes Video. :-)
clear enaugh
If anyone watches this video that has never sharpened drill bits before ignore everything you see here because it is all wrong!
@Robert Thomas all the videos here on youtube appears to be wrong....could you please show us the right way?...
@@ericjude8618 ..... No not at all. There are many videos that show amatures how to sharpen drill bits as well as other tools correctly. Of course as with other subjects one can discuss whether one method or the other is the best. I will correct my statement from all wrong to at least 80%. I do not have a video camera and would never maintain that I am perfect at doing it and therfore would never make a video showing others how to sharpen drill bits. However I do know how and have sharpend hundreds of times for my self (even though it takes me longer because my eyesight is no longer what it used to be) and I have sharpened bits from 3 mm upwards. Fact is the biggest mistake this man is making is the amount of pressure he is applying to the grinding stone. They are dark blue by time he is finished. That should never be the case. He gives a thumbs up and i not even finished. Practice, practice, practice ... you'll get there too! It is not my intention to insult anyone here, but if one is going to show others how to do something then it should not be below average.
Wenn man die Schweißnähte vom Tisch sieht wo der schleifbock drauf steht.. könnte man kotzen.
Best...
感覺你磨錯了,這好刀能用嗎?
That first bit did not sharpen to a point, which you need for drilling metal. Also, the camber is too low.
Never ever wear gloves when you use rotary tools!!
i like the video i dont like the music
next time dont use gloves while you are sharpening drill bit,safety hazard
very painful ouch....... get rid of the gloves. secure the work bench. use correct coolant to cool drill bit . you just proved that you just wanted to put a clip on you tube. screw the rest .......
Nothing is not understandable. Just looks like someone grinding a bit.
Where is theory ? Where is ungles for metal or wood ?
Sorry for my language . )
118 degrees.. or try the NUT thing
這個師傅沒有工業工作安全意識，凡是有旋轉機器的操作時不准配帶手套的不要教壞人。
do not quit your day job
The first time grinding might be already wrong angle... You make it lower at the cutting point than the back side... Didn't efficient at all
hendra wijaya really I want learn about subject you can shelf me
I don't care how good or bad you are but stop the music please, and perhaps you could explain instead ???
Its burnt now useless for the likes of stainless steel wind posts nobody wants a soft tip on a building site in the middle of nowear on a price, i learnt fitting those less pressure speed= less heat in the drillbit pre drill large holes & lube recomended, bottle of water or pot to cool it between grinds using a 4" Grinder on the floor with either a flaping disc (like sand paper flaps) or 1-1.5mm sliting cutting disc because it flexes away from the drill unlike the thick discs allowing better control of pressure get rid of the glove on the right hand doing the work as others have said besides safety u can tell how hot its getting through flesh better to keep it cool in your pot, the closer u grind to the centre spindle the slower less heat u create as well as reducing the flex (tip For re shaping a broken tip use the drill in reverse grind the general angle u want to suite the job your doing be it metal drilling shallower angle cut or steeper angled countersinking, u can try footing the grinder hold the drill with 2 hands but go slow to allow for bent drill wobble what ever u do) now u have a general point hold the grinder to the floor with the gloved left hand, metal guard resting on the floor (threaded handle removed if need be) drill bit in the right hand goggles on start flatting the back off slopeing slightly away from the cutting leading edge rotate 180* for the other side, keep going keeping it even & cooled until the front edge is sharp now wipe any metal off of the edge with the gloved hand (turn off the grinder when doing this & keep your cable tidy an eye on your surroundings for pigeon toe'd fools clumsy people!) lastly u will notice the back side or opposite to the cutting edge may be proud or high this needs to be flated off at a slight angle so the first thing that touches your material is the sharpend side u dont want to end up with a back edge skating useless whisk, practice makes perfect (always make sure your comfortable before proceding).
Amazing. 25+ sentences without punctuation. Maybe you had a point but I sure as hell won't try to make sense of that shitload of unstructured crap.
Tony, Sounds like you know what you're talking about. Any chance you could post a video? A picture or video is worth thousands of even the best words.
I understand the complaints about this video, but you have to acknowledge, at least this guy went to the trouble to post. As for the complaints about no narration, I've been a professional craftsman for 50 years, and many of the best tips I've learned were taken in silently while I watched someone do something or use a method I hadn't yet come across. Those who bother to complain that this video omits verbal instruction are IMO babies wanting to be spoon fed. Serious men demonstrate for those with eyes to see.
Wrong angle
I have a chain saw how to reapair broken chain saw
Burn’t every drill
You put hand gloves it's danger
Zuber Siddiqui h
How to use a migraine welder
wouldn't let him near sharpening my drills
Me neither. At first he heat them up way too much.
I use a precision sharpening jig (Tormek DBS-22) fitted on a water cooled grindstone to sharpen my drills bits. They stay completely cool during the process and they cut like a dream. And no matter how good you're at sharpening drills by hand I doubt you can competite with this jig.
Thank you, Sir! I get it. "nough said.
For the ones wondering why he isn't speaking, maybe he doesn't speak English.
I don’t understand sign language.....???
Welp there goes 5mins I'll never get back. Walk away, don't even try this, not even close to correct way.
حرق الريشه ع الفاضي بيعلم الطريقه غلط
Bye bye temprr
LEXUS-RX300 huh? what do you mean?
Tan Tan overheated it
Viral Clown drill bits heat up from use. its called friction. by that logic of over_heating temperd material then all PYREX should be thrown out after the first use, no?
Tan Tan shouldn't turn blue
Tan tan WTF! Would u make a drillbit out of cooking wear glass for, to match your glass hammer, completly different material & use, get out the chocolate tea pot i need a brew to think this 1 over lol.
I disliked your video because you're wearing gloves. That's dangerous.
But a good try
Oh no😥
tous se qu il ne faut pas faire l affûtage ca s apprent pendre des cours