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Offline digdog23

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Sharpening season begins
« on: Nov 20, 2013, 03:56 PM »
I just started to prepare all of my equipment in anticipation of an early hardwater season.  I began to kick myself for not having my blade sharpened over the summer.  I sent my Nils blade, for the first time, for a bit of touch up.  I have to credit Frank DeLuca for the speedy professional service I received.
It could not be easier; Just include with your blade, the $20 sharpening fee, and an equal amount of money paid when you send the blade to his shop in Minnesota.  Frank sharpened the blade and mailed it back the same day he received it!  Total time was under a week...

Frank's contact information is listed on the sponsor page.

 Good Luck and be safe this year.     

Offline jigginPig

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Re: Sharpening season begins
« Reply #1 on: Nov 20, 2013, 08:03 PM »
Yeah, he brought new life to a fin-bore cutterhead that I thought might be junk. Couldn't ask for faster service. He is the real deal!
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull$#!+

Offline after-4

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Re: Sharpening season begins
« Reply #2 on: Nov 26, 2013, 09:15 PM »
JUST SENT MINE OUT TO A GUY WHO GOES UNDER DULLL BLADES SUCK HE IS IN SCOTIA NY $10 PER SET OF HAND AUGER BLADES AND SAME FOR A SINGLE POWER AUGER BLADE. THIS INCLUDES HIS SHIPPING JUST SHIP TO HIM WITH A CHECK. CLAIMS A COUPLE DAY TURN AROUND . WE WILL SEE .

 



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