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I was curious if any one new the best amgle to have my blade sharpened? One of the guys I work with was nice enough to offer sending mine with their blades to be sharpened but was sure what angle they should be. It for a chandler and price manual 23” cutter the blade is 27” if that helps. Thanks.
Not sure of any specific angle for grinding a paper cutter knife, but it seems to me that anyone capable of grinding one would have no problem determining the existing angle and proceed based on that.
Ya i was just curious because he mentioned the one time they sharpened it they did the wrong angle and it would not cut very well ha.