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Making quick work of blade sharpening by sharpening old sawmill blades is the name of the game today on Sawing with Sandy. After much debate a while back, I decided to invest in a Woodland Mills sawmill blade sharpener and tooth setter and I'm glad I did. No more having to find someone to sharpen them and hope they are done when I want to use them. No more having to buy new blades after a few longs when the blade becomes dull. Now I'm able to set the blade teeth and sharpen them just how I like whenever I like. On today's episode you'll see me touring around on the golf cart, talking about firewood and finally sharpening some blades. With some logs dulling the sawmill blade fast, this sharpener sure is nice to keep me cutting and prevent me from waiting. Check out the technique I use to set and sharpen my blades in today's video. It's really easy and as you can tell, doesn't take too much time or effort. Now if only I could keep my shop clean I'd be laughing. Ahh well, always next time. Thanks for watching folks, here we go!
Sawmill Blade Tooth Setter shown in this video:
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Sawmill Blade Tooth Sharpener shown in this video:
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Blade Tooth Settings shown on digital tooth setter display in the video: 0.90-1.0mm (approximately)
Blades shown in this video: Lenox Blades
Sharpener settings: 10 degrees