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Southwest Missouri | I had that idea. We had some dull blades. I made a quick jig so that I could hold the torch at a proper angle. I "sharpened" all six blades much quicker than I could ever have sharpened them.
When I started using it here in the Ozarks, I hit a few rocks. Not many because our fields are pretty good. Yet, the blades broke. It appears that the torch changed the metal and made it brittle. I bought new blades and now either use the Plowboy philosophy or buy new ones. | |
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Sharpening blades on batwing
