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Harbor freight blade sharpner?

Geo-TH,In

Geo-TH,In

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Is it worth buying a Harbor freight blade sharpner? I go through many 10 inch carbide blades and wondering if the blade shapner will handle carbide tips. If not, will it work well on non-carbides? Most of the stuff I buy at HF requires 2 trips to the store, one when I buy it and another when I return it.
 
Carbide grinding takes a lot of horse power and skill.My Belsaw Sharpener cost 300 bucks in the early 70s.A Belsaw grinder that would handle carbide cost 1000 bucks back then.
 
"Most of the stuff I buy at HF requires 2 trips to the store, one when I buy it and another when I return it"


Then why do ask?
 
Does anyone own or have used a HF saw blade sharpner? Do they work? Carbide or non-carbide blades, 10 inch.
 
Where can you go to buy good tools? They're all junk! At least at Harbor Freight they're cheap enough you can buy them two at a time, one to use and one to take back. Anything you buy today is manufactured with the Walmart "Watch for falling parts" attitude.
 
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