Sharpening Garden Tools using the Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener

This video shows how to sharpen various garden tools using both models of the Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener. When you're done with these tools, put some light machine oil on them to keep them cutting smoothly, and keep them clean. Check out my website at www.WorkSharpEasy.com

[@tinman1955]

Which belt do I use to sharpen my wits?

[@TerryDShorter]

You mentioned that you would cover sharpening a lawn mower blade later. Could you tell me when you will do that?

[@remzgroup]

Hi Doug ! I want to thank you for all your video’s concerning the Work Sharp Multi Sharpener, Ken Onion Edition. I order it today. I’m sorry I didn’t order it at your store. I’m from the Netherlands so there no logic ordering over the border if I van order it here. But thnx fore your many and great video’s! It helpt me so much!

[@charrylan]

3M scotch Brite in green or burgandy and WD-40 works great in removing tree sap and cleaning gardening tools.

[@readysetsleep]

Cheaper way and less labor intensive is to use a spray bottle of Isopropyl alcohol and a brass brush after each use of your pruners. And an old rag to wipe it off, clean metal after each use, Been using this method the last 5 years. The alcohol also sanitizes the tools, to prevent fungus and spreading disease .

[@jam1148]

Can you show us how to do the machete next

[@just_george_]

fantastic! enjoyed every bit of it. lawnmower blade sharpened w Ken Onion, please!

[@bigfoot8085]

I guess wire cutters and flush cuts can be sharpen too? Can someone answer this?

[@Redrachell4]

Very informative Thank You

[@DeanO]

Very informative

[@sclr]

Thanks

[@hubolds1946]

Nice demo. Thank you

[@FattyMateo]

I own this sharpener, it is not intended to be used the way you just did it, you just gashed the snot out of the factory edge. You either have to disassemble and use the proper guides or just buy a carbide sharpener

[@natural-born_pilot]

Yes if your not creative

[@alexhoffman3273]

are you the creator of worksharp