browders Posted December 6, 2015 Report Posted December 6, 2015 This may not be the correct forum for this topic, but here goes. I have a DeWalt DW735 planer. The blades are nicked and in need of sharpening. There is no one in my little town who can do this. Is there a place to send blades anyone would recommend. Also is there a sharpening system out there that anyone has used and might recommend? Thanks. Jim Quote
tomsteve Posted December 6, 2015 Report Posted December 6, 2015 as for sharpening services, i personally found it wasnt that much more for a replacement set of blades. i have read great reviews of this place http://nationaltoolservice.com/Sharpening%20Price%20List.html probably be wise to call them and ask. the 735 is an awesome planer,one i am seriously thinking of upgrading to. two upgrades ive read that make a bigmdifference are a shelix head, which is a wee bit pricey or a set of replacement blades from infinity http://www.infinitytools.com/DeWalt-DW734-DW735-Planer-Knives/products/1649/ as for a sharpening system, i built a jig from plans i found in shopnotes magazine. i cant recall what issue it was. i found it good at freshening upthe blades,but the disposable planer blades dont really have a lot of meat on them to give a full sharpen to. have ya happened to flip the blades? if im not mistaken the 735 has double edge blades. browders 1 Quote
browders Posted December 6, 2015 Author Report Posted December 6, 2015 as for sharpening services, i personally found it wasnt that much more for a replacement set of blades. i have read great reviews of this place http://nationaltoolservice.com/Sharpening%20Price%20List.html probably be wise to call them and ask. the 735 is an awesome planer,one i am seriously thinking of upgrading to. two upgrades ive read that make a bigmdifference are a shelix head, which is a wee bit pricey or a set of replacement blades from infinity http://www.infinitytools.com/DeWalt-DW734-DW735-Planer-Knives/products/1649/ as for a sharpening system, i built a jig from plans i found in shopnotes magazine. i cant recall what issue it was. i found it good at freshening upthe blades,but the disposable planer blades dont really have a lot of meat on them to give a full sharpen to. have ya happened to flip the blades? if im not mistaken the 735 has double edge blades. Thanks for the info. Yeah I did flip the blades. You'd think I'd learn to be more careful. Jim Quote
oldhudson Posted December 6, 2015 Report Posted December 6, 2015 I just bought a set for my Delta, it was close to $30 for a set of reversible blades. Seemed simpler than trying to find someone to do the work and packing them up for mailing. Just my 2¢. Scrolling Steve and tomsteve 2 Quote
amazingkevin Posted December 7, 2015 Report Posted December 7, 2015 Now how much sanding extra would i take to sand a little nick on a board?I wouldn't worry about it my self as you have top sand anyway.$30.00 buys a lot of sand paper This may not be the correct forum for this topic, but here goes. I have a DeWalt DW735 planer. The blades are nicked and in need of sharpening. There is no one in my little town who can do this. Is there a place to send blades anyone would recommend. Also is there a sharpening system out there that anyone has used and might recommend? Thanks. Jim tomsteve and browders 2 Quote
Lucky2 Posted December 7, 2015 Report Posted December 7, 2015 Jim, it's recommended by Dewalt, that you don't resharpen their blades. Len tomsteve 1 Quote
sullyscroller Posted December 7, 2015 Report Posted December 7, 2015 Jim if you have the 3 knife planer the blades are $60 a set last i checked. I resharpened mine close to a 1/2 dozen times before i replaced them. If the nic is not to bad make a jig to hold them at a 45 degree angle and use a fine drum sander on your drill press. If it's real bad change the blades. sully browders 1 Quote
heppnerguy Posted December 7, 2015 Report Posted December 7, 2015 I too just buy new blades when i need them as mentioned above, the cost to sharpen them is close to the replacement costs.. so for me, why sharpen ? Dick heppnerguy Quote
wbr Posted December 7, 2015 Report Posted December 7, 2015 With nicks all three blades will have the same nick in line. I had a Dewalt planer years ago and can't remember if you can shift the blades a little but if you can so the nicks don't line up it will help. If not maybe flip one back around to the other side so it mismatches. I actually have a tool grinder/sharpener and do all my sharpening in house but I don't mess with those disposable blades,I just replace them. tomsteve 1 Quote
browders Posted December 8, 2015 Author Report Posted December 8, 2015 After reading all the comments, I decided to just replace them. On amazon I found a set for $46.00 or a double set for $74.99. I have Amazon Prime so shipping was free. I went with the double set and figured that should hold me for awhile. Thanks for all the help. Jim Lucky2 and tomsteve 2 Quote
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