Shelly and other members:
I am just not adept enough to sharpen the concave cutters let alone the
knob cutters. That's where I draw the line on being a do it yourselfer.
Specialty tools should be sharpened by experts.... in my humble opinion.

I took my tools to a local sharpener, and he said that he couldn't
guarantee the work.... The gentleman to whom I sent my tools, is not
related to me, and I certainly do not have any affiliation with him, but
for those who are interested here is his Email address:

STEPHEN OTTEN

Carl L. Rosner - near Atlantic City zone 6/7
http://bmee.net/rosner
http://www.jamesbaird.com/cgi-bin/Ja...d=00000068 48





Shelly Hurd wrote:

My tools have the need for sharpening but there must be a better way (for me
at least) than shipping them off. I thought we talked about this a couple
years ago, but I didn't save those posts :-( . Don't most of us sharpen our
tools ourselves? And with what he asks? My whet stone just doesn't -cut-
it.
Regards,
Shelly Hurd Central CA - Sunset Zone 8-USDA Zone 9


"Carl L Rosner" wrote:



Dear IBCers.

After a couple years of using dull tools, (esppecially concave and knob
cutters) and not being able to find a person locally who could sharpen
my tools, I finally found one, but not locally here in New Jersey....





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