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08-11-2011, 06:35 PM
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Unless you've warped a blade or bent the shaft of a bit, there's no reason a shop shouldn't put it in as good a condition as new. Usually on sawblades its only a few bucks a piece, but more to replace teeth. However I suppose they're no different than any other trade, they have bad days too and there's some good ones and not so good ones. As mentioned earlier I often touch mine up with a diamond stone on the back/flat side, don't touch the profile, and the small amount it changes won't likely hurt anything. I also only by carbide bits and blades. | ||
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08-11-2011, 10:17 PM
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some tools are suitable for resharpening, and use very well later; but some tools not | ||
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