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forrestb
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saw blade sharpening

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We have Anderson Saw in Hawthorne, CA and am wondering if anyone has used them? Their web site says that they have the 'latest' Vollmer system.

Their quoted prices are 24T $16.54, 50T $22.79, 60T $23.73. Fair?

Has anyone checked if Forrest (no relation, drat!) is still sharpening?

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According to this site's forum Forrest is still open but don't sharpen Festool Blades.
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Just for YFYI, my 2 sharping shops for blades/carbide charge .20 a tooth, planer and jointer HSS is .20 an inch of blade length.
Measure once, cut as many times as needed to get it right! Bob
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My understanding is if it's a Forrest blade they will service it. Not sure about other brands. I need to send mine in before Fall and project season.
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