Don't REPLACE Sharpen Shears, Tin Snips or even Scissors the proper way

Sharpening shears and tinsnips requires care to maintain their effectiveness and precision. First, clean the blades with soapy water to remove debris and dry them thoroughly. Dismantle them if possible for easier access. Use a fine file or whetstone, maintaining the original angle of the cutting edge. Gently glide the sharpener along each blade's edge, ensuring consistent strokes from base to tip. For serrated blades, a special conical file is necessary to fit the serrations. After sharpening, wipe the blades with a lightly oiled cloth to prevent rust. Test the sharpness on scrap material. Regular maintenance extends their lifespan and ensures clean, effortless cuts in metal or other materials.
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[@tinaforster]

60+ years, seamstress and DIY 'er, finally learnt how to sharpen shears, scissors, thanks to your videos. Better late than never. Thanks Marcus 😊😘

[@WallyboisWoodworking]

That is awesome!

[@Tattysnuc]

Thank you so much for obliging with the follow-up video showing HOW to sharpen. Really appreciated. Great tip about using the shaft (fnarr!) of the drill as the honing rod. I like your design of making the handle to go into it, as well as your "old saw blade project" (separate video) to make a marking knife. I started watching your videos as the shorts popped up in my feed and they were really engaging with your humour - you clearly have a wealth of knowledge and experience thank you for sharing it with us. I'm definitely going to have a dig through the archives to see what else you've shared... Thanks once again, and enjoy a coffee on me ;)

[@WallyboisWoodworking]

Thanks buddy much appreciated 😊 there is a 1000 vids on the channel 🤠

[@marvinostman522]

Nice trick having an anti-butterfinger magnet handy.

[@markcourtney7251]

Fantastic tip again mate

[@WallyboisWoodworking]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@dougdavidson175]

Thanks for posting M8. PS yer audio has a clicking. A bit annoying that. Love yer content. Take care & stay safe.

[@WallyboisWoodworking]

That must be a glitch since nothing changed... Thanks for letting me know 🤠

[@marvinostman522]

I think it is that if you have your mic on your shirt it is picking up you movements. It seems to match your moves. I was able to ignore by concentrating on your message.

[@Tattysnuc]

Thanks!

[@WallyboisWoodworking]

Thanks buddy xxxx