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Re: Scorp
By:John Schroeder
Date: 9/15/2001, 1:38 pm
In Response To: Re: Scorp (Chip Sandresky)

: Hi Pete, I think Woodcraft will also sharpen (for $2.99) any tool you bring
: into them. I would only consider it if I had a nasty kink or nick in a
: tricky blade like this.

Woodcraft does offer a sharpening service for NEW tools you buy from them via the web apparently, but the local store wasn't able to meet the deal Chip suggested. The local store (in Phoenix) DOES NOT sharpen plane irons. They "send them out" - it takes a week IF you bring them in on Thursday and costs $10-12 each. So much for having some of the planes I got from my Granddad sharpened professionally. They've been in storage for 20+ years and some of them could really use more than the "scary sharp" process to get them in shape. :( I didn't ask about the spokeshave or draw knife I that need to get sharpened.

Messages In This Thread

Scorp *Pic*
Pete Rudie -- 9/13/2001, 1:17 pm
Re: Scorp
Mike Boren -- 9/14/2001, 10:56 am
Re: Scorp
Roger Nuffer -- 9/13/2001, 8:05 pm
Re: Scorp *Pic*
Pete Rudie -- 9/14/2001, 11:25 am
Re: Scorp
Bob -- 9/15/2001, 9:35 am
Re: Scorp
Chip Sandresky -- 9/14/2001, 5:27 pm
Re: Scorp
John Schroeder -- 9/15/2001, 1:38 pm
Re: Scorp
Chip Sandresky -- 9/16/2001, 8:19 am
Sharpening
eric schade (shearwater boats) -- 9/16/2001, 8:59 am
Re: Sharpening
KenB -- 9/16/2001, 5:57 pm
Re: Sharpening
Rehd -- 9/16/2001, 6:13 pm
Re: Scorp
Ken Sutherland -- 9/15/2001, 10:29 pm
Re: Scorp *Pic*
Pete Rudie -- 9/14/2001, 9:11 pm
Re: Scorp
Scott Dollmeyer -- 9/13/2001, 8:25 pm
Re: Scorp
Charles Cooper -- 9/13/2001, 11:47 pm