Looking for a closer, faster avenue to get that Nils blade sharpened? Look no further.

Nils Master Blade Sharpening

Surface Tension will be offering Sharpening for Nils Master Auger blades.
He knows the importance of getting your auger back in service and will do all he can to get your blades back to you ASAP.
Cost will $20 plus return shipping.


Blade removal:
To help the removal of blade,
warm the area where the stub meets
the auger shaft to melt any ice.
Remove the retaining bolt and with a rubber or wooded mallet
tap the blade to rotate it off the shaft.
Do this on the radius above the cutting edges.
Do not bend the blade.

Shipping Instructions:
Ship blade with guard on and pack box with packing material.
Include return Name and address and email address in
case I need to get a hold of you. I'll also email you when your blade is shipped back to you.
Please use the United States Postal Service
Include payment for return shipping, which should be the same as what it cost to ship to me.
You'll be getting your blade back.
Use a permanent ink pen and write your name on your blades for your own piece of mind.
If your blade is bent or had been previously sharpened incorrectly, chances are they won't be any good.
Those blades will be returned back to you minus shipping and handling.

Frank DeLuca
5382 Jentoft Rd,
Saginaw, MN
55779
frankdeluca@yahoo.com

Great information and a true service!


Thanks to you and Frank!

Thanks Harvey Lee and Todd.

I was hoping to get the cost of sharpening down and have done that.
I've dropped the price from $20 to $15. You include the return shipping which should be around $6.

This is not a blade exchange, your blade will be sharpened and returned to you.
I also test drill ever blade. I can do this and get your blade sent back to you the next day.

That is awesome!
Here in New York there is no place that offers that service.
I am new to this site and have found it to be very welcoming and informative.
Thank you,
DW

Nice to have you with us HardWaterChef. If you have any questions, just fire away and your questions will be answered.

Thanks all that have used this service. The USPS Priority Mail shipping has worked out well with blades taking one day to get to their destination.
As stated above, I drill test all blades before sending them out.
That will be possible for a couple more weeks. Once the ice has deteriorated I won't be able to do that.

Thanks Frank for the great service this past winter. The blades you sharpened for me were flawless.

Darn ice won't leave. Good news is I'm still test drilling blades. Got one in the mail today from Maine. It was sharpened, drill tested, and shipped back out to Maine. I wonder if they still have ice?