Learn how to tell if your scissors are dull or damaged—and the simple sharpening techniques that can bring them back to life.

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Mar. 29—Todd Kilpatrick is a wandering knife and scissor grinder who sharpens the dull scissors of barbers, beauticians and pet groomers across the Southeast. Although he is from Cullman, Decatur is ...

Brett Morse, a former Marine and chef, is opening a sharpening shop in Bloomington, Indiana, called B-Town Sharp Shop. He is certified as a master sharpener for hair scissors by the National ...

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All you would need to sharpen your own hairstyling scissors is a machine that costs about $3,000. Otherwise, Larry Brooks, owner of Sharp Edges, will come out in his van to put that perfect edge on ...

Have you noticed your knives are getting a bit dull or your pruning shears aren’t clipping your hedges as smoothly as they once did? The Rancho Bernardo Woodcrafters can help with that. Since 2012 the ...