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For saving money, you can't beat the angle grinder.
The cool part is that you just get about 2/3rds of the way through and then just break the piece away.
I trim as much as I can, dunk it in some water with pliers and then off to the belt grinder.
I go from a blade shape scribed in steel to a finish profile in 10 minutes or so. I can then use the same belt for primary bevel grinding (after scribing my center lines on the edge).
Just make sure you use a face shield. lol.
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