03 / EXPEDITED · SCHEDULE-LED SERVICE
Expedited Carbide Bit Sharpening
Your drilling schedule comes first. Confirm the service window.
If a worn button bit is holding up the next project, tell us your deadline, bit details and delivery location. We will discuss expedited options when capacity permits.
For drilling supervisors and fleet dispatchers
Start with when the bit needs to be back on site.
A drilling crew may have little room in the schedule for tooling downtime. Expedited service starts with a realistic conversation about the number of bits, their condition, shop availability and total transit time. Priority work is by arrangement; turnaround times are not guaranteed without confirmation.
Tell us your deadline
Share the actual date and time the bit must be back in service, not just a preferred shipping date.
Send the tooling specs
Bit make, model, diameter, quantity and clear photos help determine the work required.
Plan both journeys
Collection, inbound shipping and return transport can affect the completion window.
Planning for the next mobilization
Don't send a rush job without confirming a slot.
Priority availability depends on current workload, the bit condition, quantity and transit. Contact us before shipping or arranging a pickup.
Tell us the job start, location and number of bits. We can discuss what timing is feasible; no unapproved turnaround is promised.
How service works
Need your bits back by a specific date?
Call with the jobsite schedule and bit details first. We can review availability, required work and transit options before you send any equipment.
- 1. Call with the job dateState the required return date and your ZIP code.
- 2. Confirm technical scopeProvide photos, bit details and any known damage.
- 3. Agree on logisticsConfirm service priority, charges and both transit legs.
- 4. Send only after approvalDo not ship assuming a rush slot is available.
A clearer path for your team
A faster answer starts with complete information.
The fastest way to establish whether rush service is feasible is to share the tooling condition and hard deadline in the first message. A worn but serviceable button bit may require a different process from tooling with missing carbide inserts.
Sharpening first
We check whether the bit is eligible for grinding.
Repair needed?
Missing buttons or body damage require a separate review.
Transit matters
Return transport is factored into the proposed plan.
Service FAQs
Questions drilling supervisors and fleet dispatchers ask.
Do you guarantee same-day carbide bit sharpening?
No fixed rush turnaround is promised here. Contact us with your deadline so availability and the actual work can be confirmed.
Can you expedite shipped-in drill bits?
Potentially, depending on capacity, the bit condition and transit timing. Arrange the work and shipping before sending anything.
Does expedited service cost extra?
Any additional charges are quoted for the specific job. Request the service and shipping totals together.
What should I send for a rush quote?
Your required return date, manufacturer/model, diameter, quantity, location and photos of the bit face and shank.
Talk directly with DG Carbide
A drilling deadline coming up?
Call before you ship. We’ll review the timing and let you know which service arrangements can be confirmed.
Based in Saugerties, New York. Local pickup by arrangement; ship-in bits accepted.