What are you working on?

I'll put it right here, so I won't loose it....[emoji38]

The two easiest ways (I've found) of finding a lost article is to, one, stop looking for it. When you don't need it, it gets in the way.
And two, buy its replacement, use it once and you will lay it down within 3 inches of the said lost item.

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Originally Posted by Panama60

I once had the bright idea to put all my dremel bits into an old peanut butter jar.........haven't found it in a couple years, HAR!

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Your Wife Thought Nobodies Ever Gonna Use These And Real Nicely Discarded Them!!!!!!!!!!!!!Or Sold Them In A Garage Sale .25!!!Ty

Mine puts them away in a place that makes sense to her............:shrug:

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Originally Posted by Panama60

I once had the bright idea to put all my dremel bits into an old peanut butter jar.........haven't found it in a couple years, HAR!

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I Can Hear Your Wife Now((Now Honey They Set There For 3 Years And Every So Often She Would Pick Up The Jar & Say Are You Ever Gonna Do Anything With These????? And You Shrugged Your Shoulders 1 To Many Times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HA!!!Ty

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Originally Posted by outback

I'll put it right here, so I won't loose it....[emoji38]

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Hey look what I found......picks it up and sets it up on the top shelf........out of Mikes reach

Finished cleaning up the two Taylor's, and the brush.

There's quite a bit of pitting on both tangs, but the pivot areas are clean. There's a bit on the toe of each blade as well, but for the most part is where the rust got under the plating and lifted it. The surface under the plating is rough, or textured, but not pitted. Must be what they do to give adhesion to the plating. So being that the blades are so thin, I just gave um a cleaning, and polish.
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The cool part about these two is....
They have never been honed.!!!
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Now to clean up the Ivory shoes, and ready them for repair.

Looking much much better.
Cute little brush too.
And it looks like you have been into the chromium oxide.

Yes sir, just a wee bit though.
Broke out the dremmel and a felt wheel, for the toe and tang area. My hands weren't up for the task today. [emoji56]

I like the effect it has on steel but really have never been impressed with the effect it has on my hands. I still use it though because one far outweighs the other.