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Beekeeping Tools

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Bench Tools (General)

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Drills

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Gardening Tools

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Gardening Tools     (continued)

Japanese Gardening Tools

Bonsai Tools

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Knives & Kitchen Tools

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Metal Lathe Tools

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Rose Engine Tools

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Rotary Cutters

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Scissors

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Stone Carving Tools

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Wood Carving Tools

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Wood Lathe Tools

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Woodworking Bench Tools

Japanese Hand Tools

Woodworking Power Tool

Reference Materials

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The pages accessed by clicking on the circle-i symbols above present recommendations on the process to follow for sharpening the tools in that category. This can be especially helpful if you are wondering if you should hone/strop a tool.


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Remember : The goal of sharpening is to produce sharp tools, and these tools can injure you if mishandled. Safety measures should be followed to protect yourself and those in your shop. Be sure to read and follow all instructions from the manufacturer, and and utilize proper safety equipment. Never consume alcohol or anything that could impair your judgement before sharpening tools, or using sharp tools.

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