This means better cuts for you and longer life for your equipment. These are just a few of the problems we have solutions for. Examples of Bad Sharpening Incorrect Face Grinding Face rounding caused primarily by grinding wheel deflection. If a face requires high removal amounts, it should be taken in multiple passes. Improper face grinding can create a more positive hook resulting in poor performance.
Fewer service lives due to excessive carbide removal necessary in achieving a sharp cutting edge.
Lower performance Clearance angles are reduced more rapidly resulting in shorter runtimes between sharpenings. Improper face grinding can create a more negative hook resulting in poor performance. Servicing only the tooth's top results in fewer sharpenings due to excessive carbide removal necessary in achieving a sharp cutting edge. Centered tooth configurations and in saw racking. Failure to center the grind results in saw plate deflection.