Superior Sharpening & Repair Services

We’ve Moved! Our workshop is now located inside A Better Way Bargains thrift store entrance at 320 Dividend Drive in Peachtree City

Edge Brothers in Peachtree City, GA brings razor-sharp precision to your blades. From stylist and grooming shears to clipper blades and kitchen knives, our professional sharpening service revitalizes dull edges, ensuring a clean cut every time.  We also repair knife tips/edges, stylist and groomer shears, clippers (Andis, Heinger, Wahl, Oster), and dog dryers (ECC K-9 and Double K).

Visit our workshop & knife store inside A Better Way Bargains thrift store entrance, our drop-off/pickup service at Complete Hardware, or Contact Us to arrange pickup/delivery to your local shop.

What we sharpen:

• Stylist / Grooming shears: Convex, thinners, curved, and leftys ($15-25/ea)
• Clipper Blades: Detachable (A5), wide, 5-in-1, edgers, outliners ($8-12/ea)
• Knives: Chef, paring, serrated, pocket, hunting, and utility ($1/blade-inch, $5min)
• Scissors: Fabric and pinking shears, kitchen, and utility ($8-15/ea)
• Tools: Mower blades, axes, hatchets ($10-12/ea), chainsaws, pruners, hedge shears ($1/blade-inch, $10min)

We are one of the few sharpeners who are properly equipped to sharpen edgers, outliners, and other specialized clipper types. Contact Us for details!

How we sharpen:

• We’ve invested in dedicated flathone and Ookami Gold® diamond wheel sharpeners for stylist shears to achieve precise cutting edges, along with specialized Hamaguri convexing clamps to polish a mirror-smooth finish, while inside ridelines are fine-tuned by hand using Japanese whetstones.
• Our Wolff® professional sharpening equipment restores fabric, pinking, kitchen, and utility scissor edges to a level of sharpness that typically exceeds that of their manufacture.
• Knives are sharpened using a custom, digital speed controlled system that allows us to achieve consistent, razor-sharp cutting edges, then polished using a leather stropping belt.

Clipper blade sharpening:

Many groomers have had bad experiences with sharpeners, and end up wasting money on new blades rather than having their existing ones sharpened.  Here’s how we’ve solved that problem: