Grinding & Sharpening Tools

This site really has a lot of good info. Here's some on grinding & sharpening tools:

http://www.endtimesreport.com/preservationoils.html

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Sharpening stones come in many variations, shapes, grades and compositions, making it is hard to describe all of them. ....

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Hand cranked grinding wheels are extremely handy for a wide variety of uses, and I wouldn t be without one. They can be used to

Sharpen Up! Basic Essentials of Sharpening Your Edged Tools
https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/how-to-sharpen-tools/

(Snip) The essential sharpening process isn’t rocket science. With an abrasive material, you remove a small amount of metal to restore a clean, sharp edge, and you remove this metal using a low-friction environment so heat build-up doesn’t destroy the temper of your blade. ---CONTINUED---

A Manual on Sharpening Hand Tools
http://blackthorn-usa.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Sharpening-Hand-Tools.pdf

(43 Page PDG)
By J.K. Coggin, L.O. Armstrong and G.W. Giles



Contents:  

Hand Tools
Grinding a Wood Chisel
Grinding a Plane Iron
Whetting a Plane Iron and a Wood hisel
Cutting Hand Saw Teeth
Sharpening Hand Saws -- Crosscut and Rip
Sharpening Crosscut Timber Saw
Sharpening Auger Bit
Sharpening Knives
Sharpening Axe and Hatchet
Sharpening Cabinet Scraper
Grinding Screw Driver
Glossary

How To Use A Sharpening Stone
https://www.backdoorsurvival.com/how-to-use-a-sharpening-stone/

(BIG SNIP) ... Let’s look at the three most popular types of sharpening stones on the market today. These are all very effective but each one has some unique benefits.

It will help you decide which type of stone you want to learn how to use. Most importantly, you will want to treat the stone the way it was designed to be used. Don’t pour oil on a water stone and vice versa. ---CONTINUED---

Keeping tools sharp
https://www.backwoodshome.com/keeping-tools-sharp/

  (SNIP) ... think how much quicker your other chores will go if the tools you are using are clean and sharp. And, keeping your edged tools in good condition doesn’t take long at all. In fact, besides touch ups, I usually only do a real thorough sharpening of tools during the colder months when I am holed up in deep snow. The only exception to this rule is my knives, which I constantly keep an edge on.   ---CONTINUED---