I have several of the resaw king blades from Laguna (from the specials they ran through sawmillcreek). However, I have 3 now that need to be sharpened. I base this need for sharpening on the fact that the blades started tracking horribly. I couldn't figure out why at first, and after time and time again trying to adjust for drift, just put on a new sharp blade, which tracked perfectly right off the bat. I eventually came to the conclusion (with help talking to the rep at Laguna) the blades were dulling on one side more than the other due to my use of them on some slight curve cuts. Maybe I should have changed blades for the curved cuts, but they were pretty minor in their radius, and didn't stress the 3/4" or 1" blades in their ability to handle the curve, nor did I think they would dull one side of the blade enough to cause tracking issues which required the blades to be resharpened so soon.
Did I just use the blades in the wrong manner? In hindsight, given the precision at which I want the blades to operate in resawing, any slight uneven dulling would cause uneven tracking/drift. Maybe it is just a $115 sharpening mistake I had to learn. Gotta put on those cheaper blades for curved cuts.
Lesson learned, or am i still missing something in why the blades drift so much vs new sharp blades?