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All,
FINALLY broke down and changed the knives on my Dewalt planer today with
the spare set that came with it. Figured it''s time as I'm about to do
the final planing on some cherry and maple shelves. It's amazing how
big a difference it made in noise and quality of cut. That dulling thing
just kinda sneaks up on you. The manual says these should be sharpened
at 42 degrees and there's an 1/8" of room for honing. That being said I
realized that my large handsaw needs sharpened and it wouldn't hurt to
have the Freud blade on the TS done. I roamed about the Freud website
and didn't see anything about sharpening so I'm hoping this could be
done locally. In the meantime it seems a good reason to buy a Forrest so
I have a spare.

Now. As I'm in SW Baltimore I see Martello Knife service in Halethorpe
under sharpening in the yellow pages. Anyone ever dealt with them or
have any other suggestions in the Baltimore area for sharpening services?

Thanks much

Allen
Catonsville, MD
 
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