🟢 Table Saw Blade Sharpening - How to Sharpen Saw Blades - Simple Method

In this video i show you my method of table saw blade sharpening. It is a lot of videos on KZbin people show how to sharpen saw blades, but i hope my method was helpful too. Please leave a comment what you think about this
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[@GRINwood]

In this video i show you my method of table saw blade sharpening. It is a lot of videos on KZbin people show how to sharpen saw blades, but i hope my method was helpful too. Please leave a comment what you think about this. And help me with my crazy camera :)

[@stee0760]

How do you call te sharpening blade and where can I buy one with which specifications?

[@ucanliv4ever]

Diamond 120 grit

[@ucanliv4ever]

Hide the whisky from the camera

[@markluxton3402]

Looks like a good solution. I was thinking of something similar using a variable speed angle grinder. I need to sharpen other tools as well. May be just as easy to use the table saw...except for not being variable speed. I will need a finer grit for planes and chisels, etc.. I watched this one fellow on KZbin sharpen all his blades as rip cutters, 90 degrees. I don't think he quite understands lol

[@randomdream5066]

People also forget....clean the blade before trying to sharpen. A lot of times it's just got residue on it and works fine after a clean

[@lestersenra5407]

Simple, but throughout the hole KZbin, your video is the BEST!!!! No other video shows the angle of the tooth of the blade, and you do, simply BRILLIANT! Thank you so much God bless you!!!!!

[@stevedigby883]

Camera stabilization might be the problem. Try turning it off. If the problem persists, you may want to turn the autofocus off also. Your videos are very well made and innovative your jigs and techniques make sense to me. I'll be trying them, especially the chisel sharpening jig. I agree with the comments about cleaning the blade first. Thanks for your videos!

[@brookswade5774]

That’s a lot cheaper than the machine I bought at harbor freight. Very smart.

[@kangassalo]

I stopped using laminate for my shop projects after seeing how fast the blades become dull. Interesting video! Thanks!

[@dleivam]

I didn't know it and I cut a lot of laminate floor with my miter saw and the blade was ruined.. I wasn't able to cut anything (it was really hard with a lot of smoke) and I had to throw the saw blade away and buy a new one.. Now with this video I know I could have fix it.

[@kangassalo]

@@dleivam I built only a shop cart with many inserts for differen power tools using a miter saw. The blade was good quality and sharp when I started but very dull when the cart was completed. I saved the blade but never used it since then.

[@naughtius_maximus8243]

They make blades specifically for cutting laminate. Use one of those.

[@richardshumate3712]

Stop buying box store blades

[@kangassalo]

@@richardshumate3712 I always buy my blades from woodworking stores but I know there are quality blades in common hardware stores in my country.🇫🇮

[@tinom.2455]

Great idea. I wanna try this too. But next time try to clean the blade first. Most of the burnings are from the resin and dust on the teeth. Many times the blade isn`t dull but only dirty. Same for router-bits, drill-bits, planer/thicknesser-blades and every other cutting tool. I use oven-cleaner or aceton and a toothbrush to clean my tools. But especial on routerbits with bearings: remove te bearings first. They don't like de degreasing-effect of the cleaner. And after the cleaning, rub the tools with oil or anying other product to keep the rust away. I use "Silbergleit" its a dry grease for woodworking tools, but I don't know if its available outside of germany.

[@GRINwood]

Thank you, my friend, i'll try

[@dennisfudge]

Yep, I agree dirty blades are often mistaken as dull.

[@wilhelmtaylor9863]

Silber Gleit ist durch Amazon in den USA erhältlich, ABER, ein kilo kostet $46 + $20 S&H. (You don't have to speak German to get that, right?)

[@mmlips]

If your camera or lenses are stabilized, you need to turn stabilization OFF. when it’s on a tripod.

[@GRINwood]

Hi Mark, stabilization was turned off. Just turned off an autoface recognition too, will see how it helps. Thanks

[@perillodanisi2505]

Very good idea. Thanks. But, clean the blade. That's why it doesnot cut.

[@gregorybarber1679]

Great video. Most videos show people sharpening all blades flat but most teeth are angled opposite a few degrees.

[@gerardoirigoin106]

Muy buena la demostración, felicito al presentador desde Perú Ban mis saludos

[@Karim_teran]

Awesome technique to sharpen, but blades don’t burn when their dull, they chip out. Blades burn from being dirty with resin, if you clean them regularly you will extend the time before sharpening.

[@richardpatterson4312]

And this blade was filthy

[@gatekeeper65]

@Nik Reynolds Why ?

[@Forexfox99]

Mate, this is the best home sharpening method by far! Well done and thanks for sharing!

[@LandscapePhotoSurvival]

Hi, if your camera is standing on the floor probably has problems with image stabilization. That is why image is shaking like on the boat. BTW, nice method of sharpening! :)

[@crofty13001]

Ah!! I wanted to see the blade fly across the room 🤗

[@bobsmythe2490]

A very basic shop and any industrial setting safety rule is to remove any rings on your fingers to prevent serious harm to the finger.

[@jerrystark3587]

Two questions: (1) Do you think it would be helpful to clean the blade before sharpening? (2) Do you think it would be safe to sharpen every other tooth from the front of the saw, as you have done, and, leaving the blade set at the original right-leaning angle, sharpen the rest of the teeth from the back of the saw? This looks like a very effective way to sharpen a saw blade. Well done. Thank you!

[@d.k.1394]

90% of time all u have to do is clean the blade

[@vencahdedavena]

Super. V jednoduchosti je síla. 👍

[@thorlo1278]

One problem I noted was your use of white letters on a very light background which makes it difficult for people with poor vision to see. I have had cataract surgery but still need glasses because of my astigmatism, which makes it difficult for me to see that. Also, using a 150 grit blade to sharpen carbide is really way to coarse. It is okay to start with, but then use a 250 or 300 grit blade then go to a 800 grit blade. I can say this with confidence since I owned a sharpening business years ago.

[@lambese4-]

I can't seem to find any of those ebay type blades more than 150 grit.. would love a higher grit.

[@Myopicvisions]

My dad sharpened saw blades on the side growing up, and this method is the same as he used, just with a tablesaw instead of a grinder. That said, I wouldn't bother sharpening most carbide blades these days, as they are cheaper than the time and effort it takes. Still, pretty ingenious of you! He also attached new teeth to blades that either lost them, or where the were damaged.

[@dergeneralist7106]

Best time- and cost efficiency ratio compared to other solutions!

[@JamesDoylesGarage]

This was really excellent.

[@capnmatt41]

Very clever!

[@rebeldog6630]

instead of grinding the blade from the backside of saw for different angle of the other tooth mount grinding wheel so it cuts on the left side instead on right side and flip the saw blade over and grind saw blade on the left side on grinding wheel and still grind from front of saw.

[@juleswebb1885]

That table saw is a Jet?! Actually manufactured by Harvey in China. I have the exact same saw, branded 'Harvey'. You'll find them with many different brand names. Great saw.

[@bigdatapimp]

If you have stabilization on and the trupod on the table saw, vibration could be causing the odd image movement.

[@aleksandrmurashev9070]

Отлично. Простенько и со вкусом

[@aomanchutube]

Not bad! This is pretty good idea.

[@Hutchy45445]

Great idea!

[@user-ny2ol1iq2y]

отличная идея, спасибо

[@Spiky666tg]

Really awesome. Thx for sharing!

[@villijs33321]

Step No. 1 in blade sharpening is to clean the blade from all that buildup...

[@netcomptech]

Project Idea - a table saw accessory that, when the blade is replaced with a pulley, allows the table saw motor to be used as it is on the table saw for a combination disc and belt sander. I do not have the funds to buy any motors strong enough for this task, I have already tried with what I have and the disc sander keeps slowing down. But, I do have a cheap job site table saw.

[@michellepugh2859]

Not sure about the camera, but what a nice table saw?? Wow!! Bet that thing cost a small fortune?$?$?$

[@harrywright261]

I bought dedicated sharpener from China for £135 your method is a lot cheaper. How do you adjust for smaller blades and topping the teeth? My machine will sharpen blades up to 20 inches but the biggest I have is 10 inches. Also smaller blades down to 5 inches. Your way gets the job done. Good Video!!

[@GRINwood]

for now i have just 10 and 7 inches blades, sharped only 10" but for smaller ones i will make a new hole closer to the edge in the sharpening jig. Thanks

[@Archang3]

Really nice method :)

[@davidemelia2829]

👏👏👏Idea fantastica!

[@stephanstephan6185]

Really ingenious setup. Very resourceful. I notice there's no indexing stop for the blade rotation. How do you consistent grind into the tooth face. The teeth have an angled back, so the more you grind into them tangentially the shorter they get. Effectively, only the tallest teeth will be cutting. Am I seeing this wrong? Not trying to troll. I love your stuff. Just wondered if I'm missing something.

[@DixyPro1]

Good job. I was able to make one automatic that works on 12 volt

[@Hengry-hn7rb]

How bout telling us where you get the sharpening will thanks great content.

[@user-yh9yj7to1u]

amazing, what is the blade you used for sharpening?

[@wilhelmtaylor9863]

If you allow the blade to angle less than 0° you'll have to re-set the vertical orientation stop - that takes a LOT longer than just flipping the blade.

[@danielredondo1090]

Muy buen video saludó cordial Daniel

[@cliomania_history]

Идея хорошая. Советую ещё помыть диск от опилок

[@johnnywakefield7948]

Gyro cam and nice set up

[@hsbrooks]

You have to clean the blade first. Remove the buildup of resin. If not, you quickly gum up the diamond wheel. Plus why are you pushing the wood through the blade in a jerky motion?

[@ginoasci2876]

you don’t have to touch the angle. nor do you have to mess with the zero limit nut under the table. i saw this in another video. sharpen every other tooth like you did, then put the assembly on the back side of the grinding wheel and sharpen the other teeth from the other side of the table saw. i’m sorry, i don’t know how to fix you camera balancing act. that’s a nice table saw btw….what kind is it?

[@agusdezign7230]

Thanks.

[@reioXyhi]

Pls a link to the grinding wheel. E.g. I find only diamond wheels for hard stones.

[@robd7703]

I like it , thanks,

[@Martin1519]

Does your camera have a stabilization feature? I’m thinking if it does, then the vibrations coming from the table saw could be affecting it. These types of cameras tend to have the lense on its own internal gimbal like mechanism. So the vibrations are causing the lense to move like that.

[@agusdezign7230]

Brilliant ide, 👍🙏

[@parkstone2696]

excellent concept but impossible to get a diamond wheel with a 30mm bore to fit my table saw. An ideas?

[@AnBar558]

Есть специальный мыльный раствор. Теперь у вашего диска половина зубьев не участвуют в пилении. :)

[@RRRAMDesh]

Кстати да) первая заточка это обычно мойка

[@HowIDoThingsDIY]

Wow. This is awesome. Can I send mine to you? Haha.

[@cidercreekranch]

Instead of tilting the blade in the opposite direction, could you not flip the blade over? Likely you would need to drill another hole on the other side of the center line.

[@GRINwood]

if i flip the blade, i will have to flip a diamond wheel too, but impossible to make it on my table saw, thanks

[@timhofstetter5654]

I'd love to see you try that stopped cut in 6/4" cherry wood... 8)

[@d.k.1394]

Best to leave sharpening to the professionals

[@gregalexandriaandstephan1797]

👍Super! Но от волнения у меня руки вспотели. I like it!

[@garcia678]

GRACIAS POR EL VÍDEO Y APORTE, OTRA COSA QUE NO SABIA UN SALUDO.....

[@sergba4582]

Здравствуйте. У пилы обороты вращения пильного диска слишком большие для данного типа абразивного материала. Как вариант принять меры к снижению оборотов

[@dleivam]

Brilliant

[@willybaetens4648]

Hi, I think your camera had to much to drink. Keep it safe. Willy from Belgium. 😷😷😷

[@jeffhagerman2905]

The camera looks just fine. What's the problem? 👉🤪

[@sholva82]

Was the footage wobbling in you editing suite or just when uploaded? Been a while but there was option for image levelling/stabilisation in KZbin when uploading so could be that if it only appears when uploaded on here.

[@user-yh9yj7to1u]

How to find a sharpening blade with the same size diameter hole to put on the table saw?

[@lumpythefish]

very nice sharpening technique, thanks for sharing. as for the camera, I didn't notice anything unusual (jk) is it focus following?

[@GRINwood]

Thanks for watching, my friend. Now I know what my camera did - it was auto leveling option turned on 😉

[@user-tk1de6hk8t]

Ещё для диска бы упор с фиксацией, и АЙС!!!.

[@horsejumpride8423]

Do you have your tripod standing on your vibrating tabletop?

[@MintStiles]

Why don't you just remove the riving knife and come in from the other side for the alternating teeth? I would also think the sharpening was held a bit longer than necessary. It's hard to tell to from the video just seems a bit heavy handed. Because of how long the tooth were held, you may want a gauge to see if the teeth are all protruding at the same height eventhough ATB is less of an issue.

[@user-fm4zg1rr3e]

Лайк 👍👍👍

[@nellof1244]

Wow. Great idea. We all want to use what we have. What is the intended purpose of that diamond wheel? How would I find one?

[@vladimirpronyashin2707]

И диск нужно регулярно поддерживать в чистоте, ведь и заточка проживет подольше. А то он у вас мягко говоря не ахти как выглядит. P.S. Надеюсь вы хорошо относитесь к добрым советам

[@GRINwood]

Да, конечно, любой совет и конструктивная критика только приветствуется. Ведь, как говорится, любая активность делает канал только популярней. Да, вы правы, диск слегка заsран :) я для себя еще не нашел эффективное средство для очистки диска, а драть щеткой неохота, напыление жалко. Так что рад буду совету

[@ShamanGuranMaster]

@@GRINwood Да просто замочите его в стиральном порошке на часик, потом пройдитесь что-то типа зубной щётки. очищается смола. С нагаром конечно нужно что-то другое. Но нагара будет в разы меньше если вовремя удалять смолу. Удачи!!

[@alexraven8329]

@@GRINwood Если брать бюджетный вариант, то не плохо справляется средство для удаления нагара с газовых плит и посуды. Покрывает загрязнённые поверхности средством, укладываем в неглубокую ёмкость и ждём. Когда начнёт отходить, вынимаем и обрабатываем нейлоновой счеткой для мытья покрышек. Зканчиваем обработкой керосином или дешёвым аналогом vd - 40. Всё выше перечисленные покупал в фикс-прайсе. Процесс конечно не быстрый,но если есть диск на замену,то вполне приемлемый. То что мне отдали "на ножи" откисало два дня. Это был реально убитый инструмент. Трижды наносил и смывал. Оказалось, что заточка практически нормальная, просто эти "мастера" распускали хвойные доски дисками по 60 зубов, других говорят не нашли.ДБ. Я не столяр, так, немного для себя и покупать жидкость для очистки пильных дисков дроговато, проще говоря "жаба душит". Так что,если есть время, то способ вполне рабочий.

[@alexk4484]

@@GRINwood я б ещё добавил ограничитель, в который бы упиралось тело зуба, чтобы съём при за точке шёл одинаковый и напайки точились равномерно. Диски я очищаю растворителем, смачиваю тряпочку и тру смолу, лучше это делать пока смола ещё свежая, не ждать когда засохнет и пригорит. Хорошо если есть ёмкость размерами с диск, с крышкой на защёлках, чтобы растворитель не испарялся. Диски, которые не особо жалко, черновые, отдираю шпателем, нормально так всё отходит, а там опять же быстро щёткой с растворителем прошёлся и пойдёт)

[@vladimirpronyashin2707]

@@GRINwood когда был у заточника, то он как раз и говорил какой. Запамятовал я уже. Какой то из сольвентов, обычная химия которая есть в строй магах

[@malcolmmalcolm1131]

What is the name of the dis you used to sharpen the sawblade?

[@samTollefson]

That was your cat rubbing against the tripod leg~~~ can you leave a link to the diamond blade? Thanks

[@fazendoeaprendendo6453]

ficou muito amolado

[@VitaliySunny]

The teeth change color, very clearly visible in accelerated play. As I understand it, they overheat, and from this the metal loses its properties.

[@ferb7452]

If the teeth were hss then yes bur as they tct no but the cooler you can keep it is always best practice

[@trqw7607]

Change of color is most likely due to the melting of the resin on the dirty blade. If it was getting hot enough to affect the metal it would have smoked the resin off first... Clean the blade regularly, avoids lots of sharpening. And clean before sharpening to see what you do during sharpening!

[@JamesABotts]

Why not set the angle and flip the blade over half way through?

[@WV591]

without that stop block, this would be too dangerous

[@user-zo7gq5sk9k]

О, уже заводской станок, да хороший... На ютьюбе заработали?)

[@nbaird47]

Turn off the image stabilisation if you're using a tripod.

[@timhofstetter5654]

Diamond is fine on carbide, but don't ever use it (dry and under power) on steel.

[@timothydalton90]

Why?

[@user-xv8wn6zy9t]

Георгий, можно поинтересоваться моделью станка и, хотя бы в кратце, прчему имён такой выбор? Спасибо.

[@user-xv8wn6zy9t]

Углядел, что это JET. Но модель не разобрал.

[@GRINwood]

Да, это JET JTS-250CSX

[@PeterDentalSales]

I'll just pay the 12bucks for blade sharpening service - they even come to me and dropp off -thanks

[@bundchund]

Blade gullets should be above the piece you're cutting

[@ypaulbrown]

great technique, but clean the teeth on the blade, that will help even more......

[@rafaelvenzal8772]

Good video and idea! But... how much revolution needed this disk from sharp? Thanks!

[@youtukang]

👍

[@duuude21]

What was the disc you used?

[@davidbrinley5280]

Turn off autoface recognition and auto focus and your picture should stabilize

[@GRINwood]

looks like turning off autoface recognition helped, will see. Thanks

[@alpercelik0025]

👏👏👏

[@davidmahan4816]

Where did you purchase the sharpening blade?

[@deeply999]

The only real issue I was noticing is as your sharpening the blade heats the teeth quite a bit and will cause the weld to fail in turn losing a tooth that becomes a projectile. But quite a simple method

[@RutherfordRyan1]

Mist coolant...?

[@ginofrau5127]

Italia 👍👍👍💗

[@sdspivey]

You need to push more evenly to get a good cut. Also, your camera be drunk.

[@blackscorpioncindyr]

Hello! Good job!!👍 Please what the mark and référence of your table saw? Thank !

[@GRINwood]

Hello, it's JET JTS-250CSX. Thanks

[@blackscorpioncindyr]

Thanks !👍

[@g.e.g9568]

Скажите пожалуйста какой марки ваш станок jet. Заранее спасибо.

[@GRINwood]

jts-250csx

[@AndreyK0s]

👍

[@d.k.1394]

90% of time u just have to clean the gummy blade!!!!! No sharpening!

[@innadakhno4711]

❤

[@maxlewis]

where to purchase the diamond blade??

[@GRINwood]

on aliexpress, just type a "diamond wheel" in search field

[@donaldbingham8990]

Al. ll of you guys demo'ing saw blade sharpening use the same misleading proof that the blade is dull before sharpening and proof that the sharpening worked. First off you show that the blade is dull by making a cut in a wood that burns easily. The problem is that you make the demo cut before cleaning the blade so in fact the pitch and tar on the blade may be the thing that is making the wood burn. The blade may actually be dull but it may only be dirty and cleaning may fix it. Then you sharpen the clean blade and make that same cut and claim that shows it is now Sharpe because it di not burn the wood but in fact you did not show anything since the clean blade might not have burned the wood before you sharpened it. If this was the first sharpening the blade might actually have been sharper before you "sharpened" it.