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Scissor Sharpening

SC_Dave

SC_Dave

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At work we have a need to sharpen scissors on site. We are currently sending them out for sharpening. The scissors are high carbon stainless steel and we are cutting cloth. Let me know if you need any more info. Thanks, David
 
Oh, those don't look too tough to sharpen. One might try a worksharp, or a low rpm 1x32 belt sander if you have any sharpening experience. If you use either, do your best to match the existing edge angle. If you want to do it by hand on a stone, I'd reccomend a norton tri hone.
 
Rennd said:
Oh, those don't look too tough to sharpen. One might try a worksharp, or a low rpm 1x32 belt sander if you have any sharpening experience. If you use either, do your best to match the existing edge angle. If you want to do it by hand on a stone, I'd reccomend a norton tri hone.
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Do you know if the Worksharp has a scissor jig?
 
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