To The Point Professional Sharpening, LLC

It's a great time to plan ahead for fall wood splitting or Christmas tree cutting. Get those blades sharpened now and be ready to do some chopping!

Today I had the awesome opportunity to restore 2 vintage grass shears back to working condition. The 2nd picture are shears from 1958!!!! If I had to guess, I'd say the red handle ones are from the 1950's as well. How cool! I disassembled them, removed the rust, sharpened them, put them back together and applied oil to help prevent rust and keep all moving parts moving as they should.

Having trouble sharpening your dental hygiene instruments? Let me help you! A very common issue with sharpening is creating many flats on the cutting edge of instruments. This can cause patient tissue damage and hand fatigue, not to mention, shortening the life of your instruments. The picture on the left has 3 flats while the picture on the right is the same instrument with the cutting edge honed back to it's original shape. One smooth, correctly sharpened edge. Happy cleaning!