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I know I read this in here just recently, but in my infinite wisdom I didn't write it down and now I can't find it. Several of you use someone that re-sharpens plotter blades. Who might that be and I promise I'll write it down.
-------------------- Robert M. Kistler South Bend Screen Process, Inc. 2018 S. Franklin St. South Bend IN 46613 Posts: 131 | From: South Bend Indiana | Registered: Jul 2003
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Bob, you may want to have a look at this site.http://www.cleancutblade.com/ Ross manufactures blades better than the originals and they are very fairly priced. I just can't seem to wear them out.
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I've managed to sharpen a blade or two in times of dire need with a small whetstone, but one slip and it's junk. For the risk and the time involved, new is better.
Rapid
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I've been using resharpened blades since 1990, my sprint came with a little plastic disk for blade depth adjustment. Still use it, I'll have to give bits and bits a try on the summa blades. Bill
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Thanks guys, I went and checked, nope my plotter's not harry So I guess I have to use one of the other guys. The only thing we plot on here is rubylith film for positives, easy to cut but must be sharp so I thought before I throw them away I'd give sharpening a try.
I'll check these guys out.
-------------------- Robert M. Kistler South Bend Screen Process, Inc. 2018 S. Franklin St. South Bend IN 46613 Posts: 131 | From: South Bend Indiana | Registered: Jul 2003
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