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Really not worthy of a picture and it wouldn't show much. I simply mount an abrasive metal cut off wheel, the kind found in any metal fabrication shop, onto my tablesaw. The cut off wheel has the abrasive on the sides as well as the edge, so I lay the bar on it's side and pass it lightly back...

Don't feel frustrated, RS, these are things that a lot of us once had to go through, part of the learning curve.

Bill passed away a number of years ago.

I stick an abrasive cutting wheel on my tablesaw and lightly pass the bar edge along the side of the wheel to square the edge. I imagine that you could also do similar on a skillsaw turned upside down, if you could mount a wheel. Pretty easy to take out irregularities in the bar edge and...