

Frank’s Industrial Sharpening sharpens, repairs and retips carbide saw blades, router bits, planer knives, paper knives and other industrial cutting tools for shops, mills and manufacturers. Ship your blades to us from anywhere in the U.S. using the box we send you, or use our route pickup and delivery across Florida and South Georgia.
SHARPENING SERVICES
REPAIR & RETIPPING
PICKUP & MAIL-IN
Saw blades, router bits, knives and CNC tooling ground on CNC machines with continuously filtered oil. Same program, same edge, every time it comes back.
Broken or chipped carbide teeth don't scrap a blade. We re-braze new tips and regrind to the original geometry, including SawStop brake activations.
Our trucks run scheduled routes across Florida and South Georgia. Anywhere else in the country, ship your blades to us and we'll ship them back sharp.
What does Frank’s Industrial Sharpening sharpen?
Frank’s Industrial Sharpening sharpens, repairs and retips the cutting tools that keep production moving: carbide-tipped saw blades, router bits and CNC tooling, drill bits and end mills, planer and chipper knives, paper knives, and cold saw and band saw blades. If it cuts and it’s dull, chipped or missing teeth, send it in.
Router bits, profile cutters and CNC tooling for wood, plastics and composites.
Replacement of damaged or missing carbide tips so blades go back into service.

How does mail-in blade sharpening work?
You don’t need to be nearby to work with Frank’s Industrial Sharpening. Fill out your info, and we ship you the box. Put your blades inside, ship it back, and we sharpen and return them. It works for shops anywhere in the U.S., from small cabinet shops to large production plants.
Step 1: Fill out your info
Step 2: We ship you the box
Step 3: Put blades inside
Step 4: Ship it back
Step 5: We sharpen and return

Proud Member of ISKA – International Saw and Knife Association
Is sharpening really cheaper than buying new blades?
For most quality industrial tooling, yes. Sharpening restores the cutting edge for a fraction of the cost of replacement, and repair and retipping bring damaged carbide blades back into service instead of into the scrap bin. Shops that sharpen on a regular schedule spend less on tooling and get cleaner cuts between changes.

Built for Shops That Cut for a Living
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Cabinet, millwork, and furniture shops.
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Sawmills and pallet manufacturers.
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Metal fabrication and machine shops.
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Printing, paper, and packaging converters.
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CNC, plastics and composites fabricators
Brands We Carry and Service
Frank’s Industrial Sharpening partners with trusted tooling manufacturers to supply new saw blades, bandsaw coil stock and cutting tools, and we sharpen and service the brands your shop already runs.





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