While the video I've linked doesn't specifically refer to Husqvarna, the process for wavy mulching blades is the same. Using the "screwdriver-angle-finder" technique in the John Deere video, combined with the procedure in the linked video should give you all the information you need. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4LHaauYj8yep5Isi=8ssblZPCBMBRZPiM You can find additional helpful videos on our website's Resource page. www.allamericansharpener.com/resources

We're happy that you find this helpful, and are grateful to have you (and now your neighbor) as a customer!

Thank you for taking the time to watch this. If you have any questions about our sharpeners, reach out to us at [email protected] We're happy to help out in any way we can!

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It wasn't really a mistake. They will still give you a good cut. You just created more time grinding and removed more metal than needed to get your edge. In the future, we recommend trying to match the factory bevel. No harm done though.

The more dull the blade is, the more time it will take to get the edge back. But the All American Sharpener will still remain consistent and effective either way. Below is a link to a video that should show you what you want to see. We are not associated with this KZbin channel in any way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2e4nn-QgNOfaNEsi=fqKkwJN-vQ_zP2Bp&t=343 Thanks for your interest!

We're happy that you're pleased, and hope and expect your sharpener will provide you many years of great service!

Thank you for your business! We hope and expect it will serve you well for many years.

That's great, Mike! We're glad that you're happy with this!

We're very grateful for your business and your support!

Thank you for your business, and your support! We're grateful you went the extra distance to source out a quality tool... you have a lifetime warranty, and our customer support in your corner. Wishing you many years of great service from your All American Sharpener!

Here's the thing. None of us really NEED a lawn mower blade sharpener. There are other options. The knockoffs you see that are "4x-5x" less all come from China. Every one. And you wouldn't have those available to you if WE hadn't invented this device only a few years ago. The reason this device is popular is because of all the hard work we put into it, bringing it to the market, manufacturing them ourselves, and offering top notch customer support. We charge a fair price for a tool that will last a lifetime, in order to keep All American Sharpener a viable company that pays competitive wages to American workers. If people expect small American companies to compete (price-wise) with Chinese manufacturing, then small American manufacturers are doomed. Sure, this might be too expensive for some people, but there are other options. Make your own, or sharpen your blades by hand, or come up with something better. But please don't just give your money to Chinese sellers and manufacturers who blatantly rip off companies like All American Sharpener. They copy our photos, videos and other marketing material. They do everything they can to trick people into believing they are buying an authentic All American Sharpener. They don't even know what it is or does (posting photos of their knockoffs next to string trimmers and other things that the device isn't made for). Please don't support that. Why would you support that? - Denny

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Yes, you are correct. This video was made before the Model 5005 existsted. So, at that time, there was no way to adjust beyond 30 degrees with the models that we were making then.

We're glad you did too. Thank your for believing in and supporting American ingenuity! We are grateful.

We typically see a 35 or 40 degree setting needed to match the factory bevel on Honda blades. Your mileage may vary, and require a little experimenting to fine tune the angle.

@@AllAmericanSharpener thank you for the info much appreciated

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That's definitely a great option!

Glad is was helpful. Thank you!

Based on feedback from customers with the newer HRN216 models, it's quite likely you will not need the Honda adapter for this blade configuration. If you have any additional questions, please direct them to us at [email protected] or call us at the number on our website. Thanks for checking in!

Thanks for the quick response and feedback. Can’t wait to try the product. -Tonya-

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Thanks for the info! That falls in line with what a lot of Husqvarna customers have told us.

Thank you!

Thank you, Dan! We appreciate your business, and I was happy to take your call. - Denny

No, you should only grind on the top beveled side of the blade. We usually use a wire cup attachment to clean grass and debris from the back side. Grinding on the back could compromise the sturdiness of blade, and doesn't contribute to getting a sharper edge.

Yes, we do ship to the UK. You can see the shipping rate calculated for your specific address in the checkout process on our website. You do not have to enter any payment information until after you approve of your shipping method. There will likely be additional duty or brokerage fees due on your end as well when receiving the package. This is something we have not been able to easily predict or prevent.Thank you for checking in, and for your interest. www.allamericansharpener.com/5005

There is a simple adjustment you can make. The link below will take you to a short video demonstrating that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJSyknqbirhrmpY

@@AllAmericanSharpener Ha, I feel really dumb not figuring that out on my own.

@@JohnSmith-xe4ks - Don't feel that way. You're certainly not the first to ask! 👍

We're grateful for your business, Paul. If you have any questions as you're getting set up with your new sharpener, reach out to us at [email protected] anytime!

Anybody on the fence about this buy the all american the quality is outstanding & works fantastic

We're happy to hear that, and we appreciate your business and your support!

Thanks for your business and your support!

We agree with your thoughts, and appreciate your support!

Thank you, Danny! We're happy to have you as a customer.

Thanks, Danny. I do remember. It was good speaking with you, and I hope we have a refurbished model for you soon. If not, there are always the off season sales to watch for. I appreciate your interest.

Thank you. We're glad you are happy with it, and we hope it serves you well for many years!

Thank you for your business, and your support! Wishing you many years of great service from your 5005.

While industry standard for the bevel is typically 30 degrees, people's preferences certainly vary. A steeper angle will result in a stouter blade edge, which may improve their blade life. The risk with going too steep can be "scraping" rather than cutting the blades of grass. Thanks for your share.

We appreciate your comment, and especially your support. Thank you!

The blade balancer can accommodate blades with a center hole from ½" to 1 ¼" diameter. Blades with star shaped holes or other odd shapes will work, as long as the hole is symmetrical and the inside dimensions are within ½" to 1 ¼" diameter. I'm including a direct link to the product page for your convenience. www.allamericansharpener.com/blade-balancer

We've had varying feedback about the angles on the Honda blades, so you may need to do some experimentation at first. Some have said 35, and others have said 40 degrees was a better match. I will also share another link to a video section showing a little trick for determining the setting to match the blade bevel angle. People have liked this one. This video should start around the 1:14 mark. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJSyknqbirhrmpYsi=fS_ROo6A2xs-xmpB&t=74