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Good how-to-sharpen-tools web site.
For those who like to sharpen their own hand tools, the following web
site has about the best instructions on how to do it that I've come across. It has good background info, explains the why of each step, has good photos, and is very well written. It is by Maurice Fraser, a long-time teacher and contributor to Fine Woodworking mag. http://www.antiquetools.com/sharp/index.html --Billy |
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