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   jim | Oct 15, 2004 11:34am | #1

   I've used bullsharp.com in the chicago area decent price, top notch work.

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   Jamie_Buxton | Oct 15, 2004 09:10pm | #2

   The Woodcraft headquarters is in WV, isn't it?  They have a sharpening service.  Check out their web site.

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   lwj2 | Oct 16, 2004 03:35am | #3

   Jamison's in Roanoke County, does an excellent job.

   Jamison's Sharpening Service

   (540) 989-2744

   Don't know if it's close enough for you, they've got decent prices and do jobs on a one-week turnaround.

   Leon Jester, Roanoke VA

   Q: How do you know when a politician is lying?

   A: His lips are moving.

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   yotonyb | Oct 16, 2004 07:42am | #4

   I'm gonna endorse jim's recommendation of Bull Sharpening in Berwyn, Illinois just outside Chicago. I've been a "walk-in" customer, purchased saw blades and router bits, and then had them sharpened when needed. Been happy with the level of service they provide. Even had a blade with a novelty cut (10 degree beveled top) for dovetails which I was pleased with.

   tony b.

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   badoyn | Oct 18, 2004 05:58pm | #5

   I've heard good things about W. D. Quinn Saw here in St. Louis. I'm heading up there in the next few days because my dado threw a tooth. I talked to a friend and he had a 4' circlular saw blade fixed and sharpened, and his Forrest blade, and said they did a great job.

   http://www.quinnsaw.com

   Michael