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i use an angle grinder on the mowers,however,be warned.if you grind to much off either side,you will get an un-balanced blade,lots of vibes.little and often i say.
hedge cutter, i take the blades out ,vice them up,a good file should do it, ive used a grinder before now,just 2 very quick zips per edge,dont forget to file off any burrs on the back face.
maybe you could try a dremmel tool
Hold the blade horizontal at the quarter to three position and let go. If the blade falls to one side then you know that this is heavier and needs a little grind off (just take it easy though).
This is one of the more popular post on Landscape Juice - How to balance your rotary lawn mower blade when sharpening
How often do people sharpen as a rule of thumb we do it one every month.
The whole service including new plug, air filter clean & a thorough clean up (including a new file) £5.50 ;-)
Oh and my time...
rip- off ..vat ooouch. grinder for mower blade. take blade off and put in vice !!
file for hedgecutters i think, although not done either yet myself . my guy has 20+yrs experience.
shop around ask oddd folk if got time who ' tinker' and welcome £20 cash ( a lot of money)
:-( Hard times)........buy new blades on e-bay i seen for 40£
Robin Ainsworth said: