PRICING
Keep the tool.
Renew the edge.
A good blade often has more to give. Here’s a guide to common sharpening prices, with advice from the shop when you need it.
CARBIDE SAWS & EVERYDAY TOOLS
Saw blades first.
Straightforward prices.
Prices are a guide. Size, wear and additional repairs can affect the final cost. Call about tools that aren’t listed.
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| Tool | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Carbide saw bladesUp to 14 inches in diameter · $12 minimum | $0.35 per tooth |
| Mower bladesDepending on wear | $10–12 |
| Chainsaw chainsDepending on length | From $10 |
| Kitchen knivesDepending on blade length | $5–10 |
| Drill bitsDepending on diameter | From $3 |
| Electric / gas hedgersPer tool | $30 |
| ScissorsPer pair | $7 |
For carbide saw blades over 14 inches, HSS cold saws, router bits, auger bits and other tooling, contact the shop for a quote.
A REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
A fresh edge.
For $28.
At $0.35 per tooth, sharpening a 10-inch, 80-tooth carbide saw blade is $28. Bring yours in and we’ll assess whether sharpening, repair or replacement makes sense.
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