Bernie’s Saw & Supply

Reasonable prices. Fast turn around times. Quality work.

No need to go anywhere else! They are quick & do a great job! I took several lawn mower blades in to get sharpened & they put a perfectly safe plastic covering over it & when I picked-​up they reminded me to put the blades on FIRST then remove plastic covering. We have used them for several years & have NEVER been disappointed.

Quite simply, a good place for sharpening. I took several kitchen knives for sharpening. They were courteous, quick — the knives were ready in an hour — and did a superior job sharpening for a reasonable price. If you have dull blades, this place is worth a visit.

Went back to Bernie’s last week to have our vintage push mower sharpened.
Before I took it in, I noticed that something appeared to be wrong with it– it was only cutting on one side– and badly at that. The sharpening guy at Bernie’s noticed it too. He had to take it apart– something to do with the ball bearings– and only charged me $ 6 to fix it! The mower good as new again and cuts the grass like butter. I love Bernie’s Saw and Supply.

They did a great job on my knives and the prices were very reasonable. I brought 5 knives in and it was only $ 12! They charge by the length of the knife. As long as you don’t go around 11:00 (lunch), they will sharpen while you wait.

I was given an olde push-​mower that did not turn. I called a few places and Bull Sharpening Service down Roosevelt said they could take a look. I brought it in and after a week there they eventually tell me the problem is a rusted tapered bolt that was stuck and preventing operation. They had started to sharpen, but now it was stuck, so they didn’t charge.
I called around and told my tale of woe, and Bernie’s sounded hopeful that they could fix it, so I bring it in. The receptionist thought I was talking about a different bolt, one that is fairly common to lose, but frowned when they saw this was not the case with my mower. She hauls it back to one of the workers in the back to have a look. He checks it out and decides it is a lost cause. I ask if they want the mower for parts, but since it is an oddball mower they pass.
Despondent, I drag it out. I notice the blades are spinning. Shocked, I test it on some grass and it seems to work.
Did Bull fix it and it was a delayed reaction of their time-​released repair? Does Bernie’s have a magic touch that can fix things without tools? Who knows. It’s still not 100%, but it works well enough for my tiny yard, and it was all free.