I bought a "Drill Doctor" out of necessity.   I had ruined a very expensive 5/8" bit through improper use and it needed sharpening for an important generator project.   I also have lots of other dull bits lying around that need work.  So does Jon.
It took a bit of doing to figure out how it works.   I misconstrued the instructions to think that their reference to a chuck mean any old chuck I had laying around.  Wrong.   They mean the plastic thing supplied in the kit.  There were two holes in the case for chucks.  Only one was filled.  I don't know whether someone swiped the other one before I bought DD or whether they mean for you to buy it as a supplemental.    The one in there was for big bits and that was my immediate job, so I eventually figured out that was what was needed and used it. 
DD works pretty well, the sharpening went along rapidly and apparently correctly.  I finished the important holes that needed drilling.   One problem was when I went to close the DD box, it wouldn't close.   It took a really long time to figure out that the chuck needed to be screwed "in" to shorten it before the box would close.
W Graduated!
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Because of our travel plans, we needed to wrap our homeschool year up a bit 
earlier than usual this season.  So, the last entry before this one was the 
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