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Hi, Michael, and welcome from Minnesota.
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Welcome from Washington State.
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Hello and welcome from Florida. :)
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Welcome from Fort Myers, FL AND I used to be your neighbor (well, almost). I lived in North Grafton and then in Grafton until moving south 10 years ago. I have a very good friend on North Main St.
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Oh boy, What a small world. My husband ran Atman Auto Parts on High St. for almost 30 years
Originally Posted by Floralfab
Welcome to the board. I live in MA too, in Clinton.
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welcome from Denver. Can pinking shears be sharpened? Thanks.
Helen |
Hi Helen, You can try the old sandpaper trick. Using 220 to 80 grit sandpaper cut through the paper several times. If this doesn't work, it's time to send them to a professional sharpener. I sharpen them on a professional machine called a Twice As Sharp Sharpener for my customers.
As I previously mentioned to another member, you might consider purchasing a rotary cutter with a pinking or a wave blade such as the KAI 45MM Rotary Cutter. KAI's blades are made of very sharp high tungsten steel. I sure that the other major rotary manufacturers also offer these same blades too, and you can purchase them at a number of retailers . My sales of pinking shears are down considerably due to the popularity rotary cutters. |
welcome... i am a neighbor... this is a great board, you'll love it!
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We moved to North Grafton six years ago. It really is a nice town.
Michael |
It appears to be a really active board.
Michael |
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