@MossyQuartz @catuscay oiling is a good point, that and cigar stone being the best thing to use for anything sickle size or bigger. I cannot really put into words how to do this.... Hence my advice to just try it as I am suspicious how well a book could explain it.
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I am looking for a manual of forestry/garden tool sharpening and maintenance, published in the 20th century in the UK, ideally pertaining to billhooks, scythes, etc. The internet search is useless now. -
I am looking for a manual of forestry/garden tool sharpening and maintenance, published in the 20th century in the UK, ideally pertaining to billhooks, scythes, etc. The internet search is useless now.@catuscay but I would be mildly impressed by anyone with a hand tool manual on their coffee table. More impressed by anyone with hand tools and a cigar stone on their coffee table.
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I am looking for a manual of forestry/garden tool sharpening and maintenance, published in the 20th century in the UK, ideally pertaining to billhooks, scythes, etc. The internet search is useless now.@catuscay in all seriousness, buy a cigar stone and just do it! You will learn more from actually holding the stone and tool in your hands than you will from a book.
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My lab seems to have invented analogue discussion boards through the medium of autoclave tape.@afewbugs please confirm price differential between autoclave tape and standard masking tape. Tape all over a lab is a bad idea. It makes it hard to wipe down.