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   IanC | Aug 10, 2005 01:27am | #1

   Dave,  I was happy with the job  Forrest did on about 3 blades and several router bits.  They'll sharpen other brands.  Not the least expensive initially, but my local sharpeners work didn't last.

   Go to http://www.forrestblades.com and scroll to  blade sharpening info  at the bottom. 

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   Dave | Aug 10, 2005 05:31am | #3

   Thanks so much.  DUH....I didn't even think Forest.  Sigh.....No wonder my blade is dull?

    

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   PlaneWood | Aug 10, 2005 04:23am | #2

   Well, if you want to ship them to Cypress Texas, MVP Sharpeners does an outstanding job.  All their sharpening is computer controlled to the exact needs of your blades.  The have one machine they load up in the day, and it sharpens all night, unattended.  They will be much sharper than when new.  Cypress is a suburb of Houston.  The owner once told me that they do several hundred circular saw blades a day, but only have like 10% of the Houston market.

   Google(MVP Sharpeners Cypress Texas) 

   They also do router bits, planer blades, and the like.  But not band saw blades.

   PlaneWood by Mike_in_Katy (maker of fine sawdust!)
   PlaneWood

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   forestgirl | Aug 10, 2005 08:06pm | #4

   I have it on good authority that Ballew Saw and Tool does an excellent job.

   http://ballewtools.com/VENDORS/Ballew/sharpening.htm

   forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl ;-)
   Another proud member of the  "I Rocked With ToolDoc Club" .... :>) 

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   Dave | Aug 10, 2005 09:29pm | #5

   Thanks Forestgirl....I'm old, my brain can't manage too many options.  I'll try Forest first.  I can actually remember that name I think.....