Step 1: Clean the Metal Use a wire brush or wire-steel pad on a power drill to remove dirt and rust from metal parts.
Step 2: File the Edge Secure the tool in a vise. Using both hands, push a mill file along the blade edge toward the point. Maintain the original bevel angle.
Step 3: Remove Burrs and Rust Flip the tool and remove burrs from the back of the blade with sandpaper. Eliminate any remaining rust.
Step 4: Protect and Preserve Lightly coat the blade with machine oil. Apply several light coats of linseed oil to wooden handles, allowing each to soak in.
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