Is there a mower sharpening attachment that will work with this tool?
1306351
If you are talking about the one in a kitchen to easily sharpen kitchen knives, no. But with all kinds of accessories, you will definitely be able to sharpen anything.
1567808
Sorry so late, but its not a dumb question. I brought a sharper from walmart (Revlon) and it has the small and large sharper connected together. You can also try you neighborhood drug stores for the large sharper. I hope this helps.
1747608
Yes. There is an accessory attachment that allows you to clamp down and holds the rotary tool. It comes in handy for sharpening or polishing items.
643522
This sharpener is made for sharpening smaller tools, but Smith's has a product for sharpening mower blades. It is sold by Amazon, as well. You can find it at the following link: Smith's 50119 Mower Blade Sharpener
279338
I do not have the luxury of taking a mower to get the blade sharpened. I use this tool every time I mow and it works great. Easy to use.
2056744
This sharpening system is a compound with metal shavings that you brush onto the blade and then use the wrench to turn the blades which sharpens them. I am not sure if it would work on a green mountain push mower, I would call and ask.
1390120
If you were going to replace the blades, you might as well replace the whole thing - it is basically a ton of blades attached to a handle and some wheels, I would go with sharpening it with one of the kits they sell specifically for this kind of mower.
1642325
I haven't sharpened a lawnmower blade, but I would think that you WOULD have to remove the blade to shapen it. I don't think that there would be enough space between the blade and the mower housing to do otherwise. I can't try it because I don't have a rotary mower. I use a reel mower.
899473
Mine didn't come with a sharpening kit. I bought the kit separately from Amazon.
1642310
I have no idea. If there's a Home Depot or Lowe's near you, though, they'll have a selection of chains. They can help you, or the packages may have a profile of the chain, showing the teeth and the cogs or whatever they're called that engage the drive gear on the saw. Take the old chain with you...Chains also aren't that difficult to sharpen, and you don't need expensive tools.
1429965
Not that I was aware of. Did have an older model that had a blade attachment but think you would need to look at a larger model.
1084513
You have a lot of blade to cover. I think it would depend on how you define "quickly". This is a very fast way to put an edge on large knives, and it would work on a mower in a matter of minutes. I would think that a bench grinder wheel would be the ideal solution for a mower blade. This would get you a very sharp edge, but it might take a little longer.
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I agree with Damon but, I seriously doubt this is what you need. I've always used a file or small grinder to sharpen mine. They're coming out with new things all the time though. Drill Dr. has a new belt grinder which may work but, it's about $100 (available on Amazon). Try emailing Smiths - www.smithsproducts.com - they may have something or could direct you to another Amazon vendor. I've always had luck doing that.
271917
It can be done...but you won't get the entire blade sharpened that way. You will miss out on the last few inches, depending on your particular mower.
975233
I have a WorxSharp sharpener. Its a belt sharpener. Check em out they are on Amazon!
2000513
No, it probably won't sharpen lawn mower blades well. The part that does the sharpening is shaped like a "V", whereas a lawn mower blade is more blunt. However, if you were to grind a lawnmower blade down to a knife-edge, it probably would work!
1357250
Contact a local print shop and find out who sharpens their blades for their machines. They should be able to direct you to a reputable company/person who can do it for you.