Mail-in carbide blade service

Ship Us Your Blades. They Come Back Cutting.

Carbide saw blades CNC ground to .002" on our Cape Coral shop floor, inspected and returned by UPS. Request a label and we'll email your paperwork today.

Six CNC grinders. Questions go to the shop. The label comes back by email. No payment on this page.

Circular saw blade mounted in a CNC saw grinder
A carbide blade on a CNC grinder.
6 CNC precision grinders
.002" Grinding tolerance
3–32" Carbide blade sizes
4.7 Stars across 191 reviews Checked August 20, 2026
48 States on the prepaid UPS label

Before you pack

What we sharpen

Carbide-tipped table, miter, circular, panel, and cold-saw blades are the core work. Dado sets and a lot of shop tooling can ride in the same box. Prices below are the jobs we see most. Last price check: August 20, 2026.

7" blade, 0–39 teeth$14.50
7" blade, 40+ teeth$15.50
10" blade, 0–39 teeth$19.00
10" blade, 40+ teeth$22.00
12" blade, 0–49 teeth$23.00
12" blade, 50+ teeth$25.00
Dado set, 2–6 chippers$55.00
Replacement carbide tip$5.75 / tooth
Panel, plywood, and rip bladesCall
Cold-saw bladesCall

Usually worth sending

Premium carbide blades, dado sets, specialty grinds, and several dull blades from the same shop sharing the shipping cost.

Ask before shipping

A brake activation, multiple missing teeth, a questionable plate, or an unusual industrial blade. A clear photo can save the trip.

Replacement may make more sense

A low-cost disposable blade may not justify two-way shipping by itself. Cracked plates and the blades we don't take should stay home.

Cape Coral shop

The box comes here. Checked in under your name at the Cape Coral shop, evaluated before any extra repair, then cleaned, ground, inspected, and wax coated for the trip home.

Dull, dirty, or damaged

Check the blade before you box it

Pitch can mimic a dull edge. Some damage needs a look, not another cut.

  • Clean it first. Heavy pitch or resin makes heat and drag. Clean the blade, make a test cut, then judge the edge.
  • Still burning after cleaning. Scorch marks or smoke from a clean tooth means the carbide is rubbing.
  • The cut takes more effort. More feed pressure than you used to need is a shop-floor sign the edge has rounded over.
  • The blade chatters. New noise can be uneven wear, a damaged tooth, or a blade that needs a closer look.
  • A tip is chipped or missing. Take it out of the saw. Mark the tooth and tell us in the box.
  • The plate looks cracked or warped. Stop using it. Call before you ship.

Not sure? Call (239) 574-2540 or email a photo to sharpening@familyhardware.com.

Cold saw blade with pitch on the teeth beside a cold saw blade with a clean ground edge
Dull teeth beside a ground edge.

.002"

Grinding tolerance on the six CNC grinders. Tooth height stays within .004".

On the bench

Six grinders and a tolerance

CNC precision grinders
6
Grinding tolerance
.002"
Tooth height variance
.004" max
Blade sizes
3–32"
After the grind
Cleaned, inspected, wax coated

If a blade needs new carbide tips or raises a concern, the shop can call you before adding repair work.

In the carton

Keep the teeth off each other

Use the original blade boxes when you still have them. Otherwise put rigid cardboard between blades, lock the stack so it cannot shift, and make sure carbide teeth cannot strike each other on the truck.

Dado sets count as one blade toward the shipping tier. Other tooling counts two pieces as one blade. Prepaid labels cover the lower 48. Ask us about Alaska and Hawaii.

Circular saw blades packed in an open cardboard box with cardboard between the blades
Blades stacked in a shipping carton.

Your side of it

Four steps from your shop to ours

The label request starts the order. Paperwork and email from the shop carry it the rest of the way.

  1. 01

    Request the label

    Tell us where to email your order form and prepaid UPS label.

  2. 02

    Separate the teeth

    Use original blade boxes or rigid cardboard between blades so carbide tips cannot strike each other.

  3. 03

    Drop it at UPS

    Attach the label, keep your tracking number, and drop the closed package at a UPS location.

  4. 04

    Watch your email

    We confirm check-in and send return tracking after the sharpening work is complete.

The actual shop

See where the blades go

A look inside the Cape Coral floor where mail-in blades are cleaned, measured, ground, checked, and packed for the trip home.

Name on the blade

Brands that come through the shop

  • Forrest
  • Freud
  • Diablo
  • Amana
  • CMT
  • DeWalt
  • Makita
  • Tenryu
  • Irwin
  • Oshlun

Customer results

What people notice when the blades come back

4.7 out of 5 across 191 sharpening reviews. Customer-response snapshot checked August 20, 2026.

I didn't realize how bad my blades had gotten until they were sharpened. They now provide the best cuts I've had in years.

Roger P. Mail-in sharpening customer

My blades cut as good as or better than new, and the process was easy.

Bruce K. Mail-in sharpening customer

They are careful, honest and affordable. I'll never send my blades anywhere else.

Jeff G. Mail-in sharpening customer

Prices

Know the likely cost before you pack

These are the jobs customers mail most often. For an odd size, a router bit, or a repair, request the full price list and the shop will email it. Last price check: August 20, 2026.

Common carbide blades

Common carbide saw blade sharpening prices
BladePrice
7" blade, 0–39 teeth$14.50
7" blade, 40+ teeth$15.50
10" blade, 0–39 teeth$19.00
10" blade, 40+ teeth$22.00
12" blade, 0–49 teeth$23.00
12" blade, 50+ teeth$25.00
Dado set, 2–6 chippers$55.00
Replacement carbide tip$5.75 / tooth

UPS-label shipping Lower 48 states

Prepaid UPS label shipping for the lower 48 states
BladesInboundReturn
1–4 blades$15$15
5–9 blades$15Free
10+ bladesFreeFree

Dado sets count as one blade. Other tooling counts two pieces as one blade for shipping qualification.

Estimate only. Inspection may identify replacement tips or other repair work not included in ordinary sharpening.

Request the full price list

This emails the shop. It does not buy a UPS label and it does not charge a card.

Or write sharpening@familyhardware.com with the subject “Full price list request”.

Before you request the label

A few practical questions

This page shows common saw-blade and shipping costs. Odd sizes, router bits, drill bits, and repairs are on the full list. Request it and the shop will send the current sheet.

We email the order paperwork and prepaid UPS label. Complete the paperwork, include it in the box, and attach the label outside.

Use original blade boxes when possible. Otherwise, place rigid cardboard between blades, immobilize the stack, and make sure carbide teeth cannot strike each other in transit.

Yes. Call the sharpening team or email a clear photo first, especially after a brake activation, with multiple missing teeth, or when the plate itself looks questionable.

SawBladeSharpening.com is a specialist sub-brand of Family Hardware. It uses the same Cape Coral sharpening operation, service standards, team, and order system, with content written for nationwide mail-in customers.

Start a mail-in order

Get the paperwork and UPS label

Your request goes to the sharpening team. This starts the shipment. It does not create an account and it does not charge your card.

  • Direct-to-shop order request
  • Order sheet and UPS label arrive by email
  • No payment is collected on this site
  • Questions go to the sharpening team

Where should we send the label?

Company and phone are optional. Email is how the paperwork and label arrive.

No payment is collected through this form.

Need a judgment call

Talk to the sharpening team

Damage, an unusual blade, a bulk shipment, or shipping outside the lower 48 goes to the shop, not a ticket queue.

Mail-in receiving

622 SE 47th Terrace

Cape Coral, Florida 33904

Mon–Sat 7 AM–6 PM
Sun 8 AM–3 PM

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