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1. 
   RickL | Oct 24, 2009 03:09pm | #1

   Call the local cabinet shops and see who they use. They depend on such services for their living so they would be particular. Check the yellow pages. Many hardware stores, lumber yard ship knives out to the same places. Local woodcraft? It's a pretty easy thing to find. Get several referrals.

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   wmmorrow | Oct 24, 2009 06:23pm | #4

   Thanks, unfortunately have tried several locals and not been pleased with the results. Others in this area are having the same problem I am.

   This is a rather small community with few woodworkers but loads of golfers!!

   Bill

2. 
   woodbutcherest | Oct 24, 2009 03:32pm | #2

   Try http://www.expertdie.com I discovered these folks while having some cnc work done in Atlanta.Have since used them with great results.
   Best to you. Later Rickk

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   wmmorrow | Oct 24, 2009 06:19pm | #3

   Many thanks!!

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   lwj2 | Oct 25, 2009 03:36am | #5

   It's a bit of a hike from where you are in NC, but:

   Jamison Sharpening Inc

   5630 Grandin Road Ext, Roanoke, VA

   (540) 989-2744

    

   No website. I believe they'll do mail order.  Everything is a seven-day turnaround.

    

   Quite a few of the shops and indys here use Jamison.

    

   Good luck.

   Leon
   
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   ted | Oct 25, 2009 03:54am | #6

   Forrest does jointer and planer blades.