DJ Delorie wrote:
Why not just dip them in motor oil and put them in plastic zip-top
bags? As long as the bags are in a box or something so that
friction
won't let the bits cut through the bags...

Or buy some of that rubbery goo they coat new router bits with, if
you
can find it.

Cosmoline
http://www.mil-specproducts.com/cosm...FQpxHgoddxL_iA
and VCI wrap
http://www.uline.com/BL_5250/VCI-Ant...?pricode=WO442 is the
"traditional" way to do it.

The paper's got enough body that a few wraps should keep cutting edges
on router bits and the like separated.

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