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mullet:
That's what I suggested, too.

FlintWalker:
I sharpened a few cross cuts about 15 years ago for the US forrest service, but haven't touched or even seen one since.  The kind I sharpen (daily) are  band saws for a hardwood lumber mill.  These are 40' long and 12" wide band saws.  A whole nuther can of worms!
 I wish I could help, but the kind you have are not my specialty :-[

skyarrow:

--- Quote from: Saw Filer on August 04, 2010, 12:59:44 am ---I sharpened a few cross cuts about 15 years ago for the US forrest service, but haven't touched or even seen one since.  The kind I sharpen (daily) are  band saws for a hardwood lumber mill.  These are 40' long and 12" wide band saws.  A whole nuther can of worms!
 I wish I could help, but the kind you have are not my specialty :-[

--- End quote ---
     :'(   bummer well what can you remember on doing them or do you know some one that can help me

sailordad:
i would try finding a site for "LUBERJACKS"
its a pretty big and fast growing sport,thers got to be someone in that circle that would and could help you

cracker:
I've sharpened a few if you pay very close attention to how it was done before you should be able to replicate the angles and so forth. Cracker

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