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My tool needs attention

Posted: Tue 08 Sep 2009 18:31
by john
I have several sets of shears/secateurs that are rather blunt after the summer's work.,and need sharpening in time for the autumn pruning.

Does anyone know anybody in the CĂ©ret area who offers this service.?I've taken them into various quincaillerie places who have all said that they do not do this sort of thing. The DIY places are worse than useless.

I suppose I could do them myself with a sharpening stone,but in my experience you get a much sharper tool if it's done mechanically.

Posted: Tue 08 Sep 2009 19:15
by blackduff
John
The shoemaker (do you have one left in your area) can normally sharpen knives, so the tools could be possible too.

If not, try at Castorama. They fix, sharp, etc. at their rework section. Leroy might do this too.

Blackduff

Posted: Tue 08 Sep 2009 20:48
by thumbelina
Mr T says go to Remi at Degardin on the Zone Oulrich opposite to Catena.

Posted: Tue 08 Sep 2009 23:14
by Puddles
John, if you try somewhere that advertises 'Motoculture' which is normally someone who sharpens chainsaws & other gardening equipment , I am sure they will be able to point you in the right direction if they cant do your tools.
It is no good trying one of the multinationals.
In fact I have had a very quick scan & it seems the nearest to you may be Prades.
The nearest to me is Rivesaltes.
Hope this helps & keep a good grip on your tool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted: Tue 08 Sep 2009 23:18
by thumbelina
It's Degardin Motoculture at Ceret, Puddles.

Posted: Tue 08 Sep 2009 23:48
by mrob343
Hi John,
You could try Reynes motoculture on the Prats /Amelie road, just on the right hand side,coming from Ceret.
I've taken in few different drill configs there, large steel,wood and masonary bits and all came back razor sharp!
Thanks Rob

Posted: Wed 09 Sep 2009 13:20
by thumbelina
We swear by the results from Degardin - Mr T's never had any complaints about his tool once its had some attention there!! :D :D :D