Industrial Sharpening Services for Blades, Bits & Knives
Frank’s Industrial Sharpening sharpens, repairs and retips carbide saw blades, router bits, drill bits, end mills, planer, chipper and paper knives, and cold saw blades for shops, mills and manufacturers. Mail your tooling in from anywhere in the U.S., or use our route pickup and delivery across Florida and South Georgia.
What tools does Frank’s Industrial Sharpening sharpen?
Every tool is ground on CNC equipment running continuously filtered oil and inspected by hand before it goes back. Pick your tool type below for details on capabilities and how to send it in. Don’t see your tool? Everything Else covers specialty knives and one-off tooling.
Our core service. All diameters and tooth counts, precision-ground to factory geometry plus retipping when teeth are damaged.
Straight, spiral and compression bits, insert tooling and production cutters for CNC operations.
End mills, drill bits, annular cutters, boring bits and brad points, reground to original angles.
Planer, jointer, chipper, and granulator knives, straight edges ground flat and true across the full length.
Guillotine and trimmer knives for print shops and converters, ground for clean cuts through full stacks.
Broken teeth, bent plates, cracked gullets, and SawStop brake activations: we repair what others replace.
If it has an edge, we can probably sharpen it. Send a photo and we'll tell you straight.
How do I send my tooling to Frank’s?
Anywhere in the U.S., use mail-in: fill out your info → we ship you the box → put blades inside → ship it back → we sharpen and return. In Florida and South Georgia, you can also hand-tool it to our route driver and get it back on the next route run, or drop it off
at the shop.
Why Shops Choose Frank's
Get to Know Us
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Since 1997, nearly three decades of sharpening
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CNC precision, machine-ground geometry,
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Filtered oil, cooler grinding, longer-lasting edges.
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We inspect every item; a person checks every edge before it ships.
The Frank's Philosophy
A professionally resharpened blade or tool should always cost you significantly less than buying new. And a good blade can be resharpened two, three, or more times, so the savings add up with each cycle.
That's our rule, not a pitch. When your tools come in, we inspect them first.
If sharpening and tooth replacement don't pencil out against buying new, we don't do it. We call you, tell you why, and send it back, or scrap it for you if you decide to replace.
Straight answers on what's worth sharpening, cleaner cuts on the shop floor, and less money going out the door on new tooling.
Not Sure What Your Tooling Needs?
Whether it's one blade or a production rack, please tell us what you have. We'll tell you honestly whether it needs sharpening, retipping, or replacing, and what it'll cost.