Shipping Information
Shipping Information
We aim to make shipping your blades as simple and hassle-free as possible.
Shipping Blades to Us
Customers are responsible for shipping blades to our shop. If you prefer, we can email you a prepaid shipping label to send your blades to us—just select the option or contact us after placing your order. Please include your order number and contact information inside the box.
Ship blades to:
Cutting Edge Sawmill Blade Sharpening
Washburn, Missouri
(Full address provided after checkout)
Return Shipping
Return shipping is available and can be selected at checkout. We offer flat-rate return shipping via UPS ground so you know the cost upfront. Tracking information will be provided once your blades are on the way back to you.
Packaging Tips
- Coil blades securely and fasten with zip ties or tape
- Separate blades with cardboard or heavy paper
- Package blades tightly so they don’t shift during shipping
Proper packaging helps prevent damage and keeps everyone safe.
Turnaround Time
Most orders are completed within 5–7 business days after blades are received, depending on blade condition and workload.
Questions?
If you have questions about shipping or need help getting a label, feel free to contact us—we’re happy to help.
📦 How to Ship Your Blades the Most Cost-Effective Way
We want to help you keep shipping costs as low as possible. Follow these tips to avoid unnecessary UPS surcharges and oversized box fees.
1. Use a Tight, Narrow Box
Shipping cost is based on box size AND weight. Oversized boxes can dramatically increase cost—even if the box isn’t heavy.
Best box style:
- Long and narrow
- As short and compact as possible
- Avoid tall or wide boxes
Long + skinny boxes ship cheaper than short, wide, or tall boxes.
2. Stack and Secure Blades Tightly
- Stack blades flat
- Place cardboard between blade teeth
- Strap or tape blades together so they don’t move
Movement inside the box often forces a larger box, which increases shipping cost.
3. Ship Multiple Blades Together
Shipping several blades in one box is almost always cheaper than shipping them separately.
If possible:
- Combine blades into one shipment
- This reduces per-blade shipping cost
4. Use a Business Address When Available
If you have access to a shop, mill, or business address, use it.
Shipping to a business address can be significantly cheaper than residential delivery.
5. Choose Ground Shipping
UPS Ground is typically the most economical option for blades.
Avoid expedited or air services unless absolutely necessary.
6. Clearly Label Your Package
Include:
- Your name
- Order number (if applicable)
- Contact information inside the box
This helps us process your blades quickly once they arrive.
Important Note
Customers are responsible for shipping blades to us. If you prefer, we can email you a prepaid shipping label to send your blades to us—just select the option or contact us after placing your order. Please include your order number and contact information inside the box. We handle return shipping and will send tracking information once your blades are on their way back.
