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I picked up a dull tenon saw and I need advise on where I can send it for re-sharpening and leveling out the teeth. I live in Michigan and don't mind sending it out.
Thanks,
Dave

You know, I've a couple of saws I'd like professionally sharpened as well.

I would suggest Matt Cianci in Rhode Island. Another option might be Ron Bontz, but I don't know if he works on saws other than the ones he's made.

(01-09-2018, 10:40 AM)med-one Wrote: [ -> ]I picked up a dull tenon saw and I need advise on where I can send it for re-sharpening and leveling out the teeth. I live in Michigan and don't mind sending it out.
Thanks,
Dave

Dave,

I'm also in Michigan and can tune up your saw for you. I've done about 150 saws of all types in the last couple of years.

(01-09-2018, 03:33 PM)enjuneer Wrote: [ -> ]Dave,

I'm also in Michigan and can tune up your saw for you. I've done about 150 saws of all types in the last couple of years.

Bob, if someone sends you a saw to have sharpened, do you prefer just the saw plate or what?

TIA.

(01-09-2018, 03:53 PM)Rick Barton Wrote: [ -> ]Bob, if someone sends you a saw to have sharpened, do you prefer just the saw plate or what?

TIA.

I prefer to see the complete saw. The attachment of the handle to the plate is an important part of its performance, especially with back saws.

(01-09-2018, 05:28 PM)enjuneer Wrote: [ -> ]I prefer to see the complete saw. The attachment of the handle to the plate is an important part of its performance, especially with back saws.

Gotcha.

(01-09-2018, 05:28 PM)enjuneer Wrote: [ -> ]I prefer to see the complete saw. The attachment of the handle to the plate is an important part of its performance, especially with back saws.

Also, its hard to do a test cut without the handle........

(01-09-2018, 06:23 PM)Admiral Wrote: [ -> ]Also, its hard to do a test cut without the handle........

Why I oughta..................................................