Saw Sharpening
Revive your dull saw blades with our professional saw sharpening service. Experience precise cuts and extended blade life.
At Hancock Tool, we take great pride in our saw blade restoration process.
At Hancock Tool, we understand the importance of having a well-maintained saw blade. That's why we go above and beyond to ensure that your blades are in top condition and ready to tackle any job.
Superabrasive Grinding Wheel Technology: To achieve the best possible results, we use the latest in superabrasive grinding wheel technology, including quad grit wheels for a mirror finish. This process gives you a sharper, longer-lasting cutting edge, making it the only process capable of producing satisfactory cuts in many plastics.
Recent Blog Posts
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Unveiling the Craftsmanship: A Guide to Molder and Shaper Knives
Have you ever seen a piece of wooden furniture so impressive it's stopped you dead in your tracks? While most appreciate the beauty of woodworking, many don't understand how molders and shaping blades are essential to creating stunning detail.
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Selecting the Best Saw Blade for any Woodworking Application
Woodworking is a skilled craft that requires precision, expertise, and knowledge in order to create functional, beautiful, and seamless works of art. If you want your next woodworking project to be picture-perfect, you need to ensure that you select the appropriate blade. Distinct tasks and materials require different types of saw blades, and using the wrong blade can have drastic effects on your cuts.
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Choosing the Best Router Bit for Every Woodworking Application
Precision and efficiency are essential traits in woodworking. Woodworkers, both professional and hobbyists, tend to be perfectionists, requiring nothing less than the best as they fashion raw material into an object of beauty. But to do this, they need the right tools.The router is the woodworker's best friend, and every router requires the right bit.
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