I need to have my table saw blades sharpened and I can't find anyone locally. There used to be 2, but they have passed on.
I need to have my table saw blades sharpened and I can't find anyone locally. There used to be 2, but they have passed on.
call around to the cabinet/millwork shops. They will know. Landscapers too.
not quite local but maybe
https://www.forrestblades.com/forres...de-sharpening/
or
https://dynamicsaw.com/sawblades.html
I use Super Thin Saws in Waterbury, VT. They mail them out to a sharpening service I think. You could call them and ask. I have mailed blades to be sharpened in the past, and a priority mail box is a good easy way to package them. You need to pad them well as the blades will chew up the box. I have a tote made of plywood with a bolt to secure the blades. It fits inside the pre-paid priority mail box.
How about hand saws? Our local sharpening service stopped doing them about 5 years ago.
Good luck with that. There's a couple guys around here but the wait time is months. Makes my skin crawl thinking that I might have to start filing my own saws. I'd rather have root canal....
Google Saw Doctor. He's up in Providence RI. I sent my saws to him for a long time but found somebody closer. Crazy expensive.
Filing a handsaw is not difficult: http://www.vintagesaws.com/library/primer/sharp.html
Jeff
Is there a Rockler or Woodcrafter or other woodworkers store near you? Often they will have a send out service. I take mine to the local Rockler store and they send them out. I get them back in about a week.
Its boring and tedious and that damned screech from the file....and its not like riding a bike. If you dont do it often its tough to get it righ for a while
These folks do an awesome job.
https://familyhardware.com/mail-in-blade-sharpening/
I have a local place that does circular saw blades (when I don't feel like it) and jointer & planer knives. He doesn't do hand saws, so those I have to do on my own.