Can the teeth be DIY sharpened?
227049
The teeth are identical to those on a chainsaw, and so, with the proper diameter file or high speed grinder point (like Dremel), yes they can.
569184
No, not unless you have a special sharpener that is made for that type of bade.
113777
You can sharpen them, I'm guessing until the end. I've only had to sharpen mine one or two times.
1990777
In the Temptooth Do it Yourself Tooth Replacement Product kit is included an instruction booklet and a small container with the plastic beads that make the tooth. Nothing else needs to be purchased. I found this kit to be all in one and inclusive to make my temp teeth. Once this kit arrived, I boiled some water which is required to soften the plastic beads to mold into a tooth. A tea bag may be required to yellow the plastic which may be too white in color for some individuals teeth. All this info. is in the instruction booklet. Good luck.
1447874
Mine are new so haven't needed sharpening yet. I'm assuming you could sharpen them, however, one blade has tiny serrations on it. It that blade was sharpened, the serrations might be smoothed off.
748146
Has to be done by hand. I do it every three sharpenings. The machine holds close enough tolerance that minimal grinding is needed. Did have to add washers to the hold down. A little too much play until I put them on. For the money, in my opinion, can't be beat.
1056364
i sharpen them by hand, they seem too delicate to sharpen with an electric sharpener. works just fine.
2192426
Sure, but a razor knife would probably be better. Normally comes sharp with a full flat grind, but always can use some touching up.
1422479
Any edge can be sharpened, you may have to take it to a hardware store, or Dremel may have a small tool to restore a nice edge.
245750
First try them as they are. My guess is they will work just fine. Then, very carefully sharpen the edges of some of the tools (I did) and I wouldn't be surprised if you could do your own dentistry work. I have used them for finishing plaster of Paris castings, soap carving, and a number of other materials and I've had not problems at all. They were a good investment.
1852828
With a lot of effort, yes, it could be sharpened...however, it is not needed. The point is plenty sharp enough to pierce from a thrust, and the blade is heavy enough to cut from a good swing without being sharpened.
284288
I don't think you can sharpen them, we ordered new ones from the manufacturer.
72607
No. They have the correct "edge" on them, but they are painted and you will need to sharpen them yourself.
1088045
I'm not sure because I haven't had to sharpen mine yet. I would think that they could be because like someone else said they aren't made out of something that is not out of the ordinary. They should last a while before they need to be sharpened.
1053935
You could probably sharpen it yourself, but I would take it to a professional to make sure the blade stays straight. There is probably one close to where you live or work.
1457938
Yes, they can be sharpened! I LOVE a sharp knife, and I sharpen all of my knives regularly! Kuhn rikon sharpener is great, but I recently got a new sharpener as a stocking stuffer, it's called "edge of glory", I love it too. These aren't expensive knives, but for the price, I love them. My old ones, I sharpen every other time I use them, my new ones are a joy to use! Even high dollar knives need to be sharpened every now and then! I give these as gifts!
1476104
The answer is "Yes". But, it arrives dull: I sharpened ours immediately, mostly using a file. HTH, Robert