2021 UTMA AL805
CNC Programmable Top & Face Grinder – “Aldo” is a 5-axis CNC Face and Top Grinder in a single setup with backpacked wheels.
It has a memory allowing free programming of virtually any tooth geometry and variable pitch indexing pattern. It has a harmonic probe that can sense tooth length and position in facing. It can probe multiple teeth in topping to assure cycle begins on correct tooth. Made in Italy.
2015 ABM CNC-550
“ABE” is a 6 axis CNC Top and Face Saw Blade Grinder. It can grind all common tooth geometries in one revolution.
It runs Windows 7 PC Controller with a 17” monitor, graphical interface and internet connection. There is an auto plate thickness adjustment to self center bevels. It features a Smart Electronic indexing for variable pitch and skip tooth blades. Made in Turkey.
2004 Wright Talon F-1
Auto Face Grinder
The Automatic Face Only Grinder was Rebuilt in 2012 and is a fantastic face grinding machine. “Katherine” does a smooth job on those Shear Alternating Angle Face Blades that I explain about in the FAQ page.
This machine uses regular water coolant. This machine was made in the USA.
1998 MVM LX8.5
Knife Grinder
Our planer/jointer knife grinder is capable of grinding knives up to 30″ long and 1″ thick. We can sharpen 4 knives in a set at one time to ensure a consistent edge. High Speed Steel, Carbide Inlay and Solid Carbide knives can be sharpened on this machine with different wheels.
It uses regular water coolant and was made on the Island of Crete.
1997 Wright W-150-MSM
Top Grinder
This machine is a manual Top Grinder and works well to take down repaired tips and to grind special requested grinds.
“Orville” uses regular water coolant. Made in the USA.
1997 Wright W-350-MHD
Side Grinder
This manual Side Grinder can grind new carbide tips and corrects the Kerf with the other teeth of the blade.
It uses regular water coolant. “Wilbur” was also made in the USA.
1995 UT.MA LC 25 F
Tool Grinder
Jonathan uses this to sharpen router bits, shaper cutters and other carbide tipped cutters.
This machine uses regular water coolant. It was made in Italy. We call it UTMA.
Precision sharpening starts with the right equipment. Our saw and tool sharpening services are supported by dedicated grinding and sharpening machines designed to restore accuracy, balance, and cutting performance. We work with customers throughout Grand Junction, CO and Western Colorado, including Aspen, the Grand Valley, Ridgway, and Vail, providing dependable results across a wide range of cutting tools and applications.
The machines in our shop allow us to service everything from carbide saw blades to specialty woodworking tools while maintaining consistent angles, tooth geometry, and surface finishes. Proper equipment plays a major role in extending tool life and ensuring predictable cutting results after sharpening.
Equipment Designed for Accurate Sharpening
Our sharpening machines are built to handle the demands of modern saw and tool sharpening. They support precise saw grinding, repeatable sharpening angles, and controlled material removal for carbide and steel tools alike. This level of control is essential when servicing high-quality tools used in woodworking, construction, and production environments.
Each machine is selected to perform specific sharpening tasks efficiently while protecting the integrity of the tool. Combined with hands-on experience, this equipment allows us to deliver sharpening services that improve cut quality, reduce tool wear, and support safe operation.
Supporting Consistent Results Across Western Colorado
Our machines play a key role in delivering reliable saw and tool sharpening services to customers across Western Colorado. Whether servicing carbide saw blades or precision cutting tools, our process is designed to support accuracy, efficiency, and long-term performance.
Customers across Grand Junction and throughout Western Colorado, including Aspen, Basalt, Carbondale, Delta, Eagle, Edwards, Glenwood Springs, Gypsum, Montrose, Ridgway, Rifle, and Vail rely on our sharpening services to keep their equipment working the way it should. For questions about our sharpening capabilities or to schedule service, reach out through our contact page and we’ll be glad to help.