It is sad that your Wood-Mizer sawmill and sharpener are gone, I started watching when you all were in Georgia. The time that you had them and the time you and your wife have spent making videos teaching others about sawmilling and sharpening has been priceless for many of us. This was one of the best hours I have spent on KZfaq lately. Your explanations about what works and doesn’t work sharpening sawblades will save the rest of us so much time. I hope you didn’t take a loss selling your equipment. I hope one day you will be on here sawmilling again. Thank you all for sharing your knowledge with us. Good luck and I wish your family a very Merry Christmas.

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Charlie, Well done! I learned a bunch. Thanks You. I emailed you earlier in the week about buying your sharpener/setter. I have none of that now. Now I can use a sharpener and setter and am ready! Sorry to see that the mill is gone. Mine is a diesel LT50 also and I really enjoyed your videos. Suffolk makes a setter that straightens the teeth. And, 'Cook's makes (or made ) a band roller to straighten blades. I think the Suffolk is better than the Woodmizer since it holds the blade tighter and only bends the tip ( 0.160" or whatever you adjust it to ) You need to put Sarah to work. She is good at understanding mechanics and has real potential !. She'd be a whiz at running the sharpener/setter.

Thanks for the info, I run my bands threw my grinder ( both sides of band) to clean & remove any build up!👍👍

Thank you for all u do I got me one ordered to sharpen and set my blades

How do you know when you can no longer sharpen a bandsaw blade? how many millimeters (or %) can I lose to sharpening until the blade is too narrow?

Thanks for the info. I have been trying to figure out if It would be worth it to get the sharping equipment verse's a sharpening services. I'm just starting out and your channel has helped me to get informed to what I'm getting into. Thank you Sarah for keeping Charlie in line on his videos.

I really enjoyed this video. Very informative. Reading other comments like your selling your equipment. I hope your not giving up this trade you seem to have perfected ?

How do you set the grinder to the right angle for grinding front an back I have a bms250

Did you always set before you sharpen? Or did you try sharpening then setting and decided that this works better? I understand that teeth can be really out of shape from damage. Just wondering if the sharpener changes the set at all?

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Why did u sale out no businesses