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Lazycinema

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Hello I’m based off zenoria street and we offer a visiting on the spot sharpening service mower blades/ secateurs   And garden shears prices start at around £8

plus  kitchen knife sharpening prices start at £4 each would prefer to sharpen on site so they can be tested so the customer is happy with what they receive but some people prefer us to collect and return the next day feel free to drop us a message and we can go from there thank you sharpsmith 


 

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Thank you for that message ❤️ I take great pride in being able to recycle old garden tools we de rust  them sharpen and oil them  and regards to the kitchen knives we sharpen them by hand on a Japanese Whetstone so they come out razor sharp great way of keeping everything out of landfill 

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