Drill Bit Sharpener FANAR PMW-1300, for 2–13 mm bits, 90 W motor

FANAR PMW-1300 is a bench-mounted drill bit sharpener intended for reconditioning HSS and standard twist drills with diameters from 2 to 13 mm. The unit is driven by a 90 W motor and features an adjustable grinding angle to restore cutting edges and correct geometry on worn or blunted bits. Designed for use in small workshops and maintenance departments, the sharpener helps extend tool life and maintain drilling accuracy without the need for complex setup.

Advantages

The sharpener provides repeatable edge preparation thanks to an adjustable angle mechanism and stable motor power. Its compact bench design occupies limited space while delivering sufficient grinding performance for typical workshop needs. By restoring the correct cutting geometry, the device reduces scrap and rework while prolonging the service life of HSS twist drills. Simple controls and visible grinding contact make it straightforward to use for routine maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Re-sharpening HSS twist drill bits 2–13 mm in diameter
• Small machine shops and tool rooms
• Maintenance and repair departments
• Home workshops and hobbyist metalworking

Key specifications

• Compatible drill diameters: 2–13 mm
• Motor power: 90 W
• Adjustable grinding angle for cutting edge geometry
• Bench-mounted, compact footprint suitable for workbenches
• Designed for HSS and standard twist drills

How to use

Mount the sharpener securely on a workbench and connect to the appropriate power supply. Select the target drilling diameter and set the grinding angle according to the drill material and intended cutting geometry. Position the drill bit in the guide and bring it to the grinding wheel while running the motor; apply light, steady pressure and perform short grinding passes until the cutting edge is restored. Inspect the edge visually and with a trial cut to confirm correct geometry and sharpness.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Keep the grinding wheel clean and dress it periodically to maintain a consistent abrasive surface. Avoid excessive pressure and prolonged contact to prevent overheating the drill bit; allow intermittent cooling if necessary. For best results, follow the manufacturer's guidance on angle settings for different drill sizes and materials.