Sealey SMS2003 Saw Blade Sharpener, Bench Mounting 110W

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By following these simple guidelines, you can safely and effectively sharpen your circular saw blades. Expert Quality, XP20 multi-tool battery system, Brushless technology, Intelligent electronics, Quick - release chuck and converts to driver, 24 Electronic torque settings, 2 Speed gearbox, Variable speed control with electronic brake, 13mm (1/2") detachable keyless chuck, Super bright LED worklight, Supplied with auxiliary handle and tough carry case with metal clasps. This sharpener also has a water-cooled design that helps to protect the grinding wheel from damage and high temperatures. Rather than purchasing a new blade, you may be able to extend the life of your current blade by sharpening it with an electric rotary sharpener. Carbide saw blades can be easily damaged, so a lot of people opt to have them done professionally instead.

This saw blade sharpener is also built to last, with durable components that can withstand heavy use.

It also comes with a complete tool kit, which is suitable for wood processing, furniture manufacturing, plywood-based panel manufacturing, decoration, and DIY projects. If you plan on taking your sharpener to different worksites, make sure to choose one that will be easy to transport.

No matter which type of vibration dampening you choose, be sure to pick a sharpener that will give you the best results and help you keep your saw blades in top condition. If you cannot find the manufacturer’s recommendations, a good rule of thumb is to choose a grinding wheel that is slightly smaller than the diameter of the blade.The Diamond wheels tend to be for course removal of a lot of material (and carbide teeth) while the Emory wheel provides a finer edge to the tooth (and for steel teeth). The Mophorn circular saw blade sharpener comes with a 5″ grinding wheel and can sharpen blades ranging from 3. The YWTR 120 volt circular saw blade sharpener is designed with blades 3-1/2″ to 15-3/4″ in diameter so that it can accommodate most blades. You could take your blades to a professional sharpener, but that’s expensive and not always convenient.