Step-by-Step: How We Sharpen and Set Sawmill Blades

Ever wonder what happens once we get your blades? Here’s exactly what we do at Cutting Edge Sawmill to get your blade back to top performance.

Blade setter used for band sawmill
Blade Setter
Sharpener used for band sawmill blades
Blade Sharpener

🔧 Our Blade Sharpening Process:

  1. Inspection – We check for cracks, missing teeth, and excessive wear.
  2. Cleaning (if needed) – If your blade has heavy rust, we clean it for a small fee ($4 per blade).
  3. Sharpening – Each tooth is precisely sharpened for a clean, consistent edge.
  4. Tooth Setting – We set each tooth so your blade cuts straight and clears sawdust efficiently.
  5. Final Check – We inspect the blade one more time to ensure it’s ready to work.

We sharpen blades for most band sawmills: Wood-Mizer, TimberKing, Baker, and more.


The Difference Between DIY Sharpening and Professional Sharpening

Thinking of sharpening your own blades? It’s possible—but it’s not for everyone.

Here’s how DIY sharpening compares to a professional sharpening service:

FeatureDIY SharpeningProfessional Service
CostLower (long-term)Affordable, one-time
Equipment NeededSharpener, setter, timeNone
PrecisionDepends on skillConsistent, accurate
Time InvestmentHighLow
Blade LifeMay shorten with errorsPreserved with correct technique

DIY sharpening can work if you’ve got the time and tools. But if you want fast, reliable results without the learning curve, we’ve got you covered.

📬 Mail in your blades, and we’ll do the hard work for you.
Visit: CuttingEdgeSawmill.com

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