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    Unique. Like all of you. Oldengaerde's Avatar
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    Our gardeners employed the oval ('cigar' or 'canoe') hones used for scythes and sickles.

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    I used to use a round or half-round file, followed by Oldengaerde's suggestion of a slip-style hone.

    Lately (last 6 years or so), in place of the file, I've been using one of these for all my garden and "heavy" cutting tools. I don't like it on finer knives, but it works well and fast on carpet knives, pruners, even lawn mower blades.

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