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271 days ago |
It is time to get my circular saw blades sharpened. I had them done by Woodworker last time with good results. It has come to my attention they might not be as good as they once were. Is there anyone that can validate this? If so where is a good service? I live in an area of 1.5 million and only one sharpening service and he takes forever as he has to get the commercial products done first. -- Jerry |
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#1 posted 271 days ago |
I have only used Forrest. Send them in, they send em back, nice and sharp. |
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#2 posted 271 days ago |
I second forrest. I have found a local place that I get excellent results from for a lot less. |
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#3 posted 271 days ago |
As in a handheld circular saw , or are you referring to round blades in general ? -- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did. |
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#4 posted 271 days ago |
I use Forrest too. I can recommend them for outstanding service. -- Roger M, Aiken, SC |
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#5 posted 271 days ago |
Just had several blades, including dado, sharpened after over 15-years (whether they needed it or not) by my buddies at Ballew Saw &Tool here in Springfield, MO. They do great work at reasonable rates and fast service. If you’re interested their phone number is 417-865-7511 and the address is 325 S. Kimbrough Ave., Springfield, MO 65806. They’re on the web, just google Ballew Saw & Tool. Good luck. -- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington |
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#6 posted 271 days ago |
can any blades be sent to forrest including non forrest blades? |
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#7 posted 271 days ago |
Forrest will sharpen other makes, or at least they used too. I’ve had my Freud dado set sharpened by them. My opinion is not as high as others of their work, so for the last 7-8 years I’ve been using Bull Sharpening for everything They do it all, planer blades, router bits, even forstner bits. Others I’ve read nothing but good things about include Dynamic saw and Scott Whiting. I live in what many consider a rural area, so have no local source I’ll trust. -- I long for the days when Coke was a cola, and a joint was a bad place to be (Merle Haggard) |
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#8 posted 270 days ago |
I recently used Ridge Carbide in NJ and they did a good job. I’ve used Forrest in the past and although they did a good job, they can be kind of expensive. |
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#9 posted 270 days ago |
Thanks for the Bull link, Fred. They’re pretty close to me. -- My dad and I built a 65 chev pick up.I killed trannys in that thing for some reason-Hog |
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