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 Post subject: My New Blade Maintainance Program
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:D Hi All, I've found a new company to service my bands and I must say I am impressed. I sent out 10 old rusty, dull blades about a week ago. When they got back to me they looked like brand new blades, all cleaned up sharp, set & rolled. I think there Great. Here's a link to there site: http://www.logs2lumber.com/Blade%20Sharpening.htm they do a fine job if I do say so myself. 8)

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We have a local man that sets and sharpens for 5 dollars a blade. does a very nice job and the price is right.

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