Sharpening tip

Dec 01, 2005 0 Replies

From one Benjamin Franklin, no less!



Take equal parts of flour of emery and crocus; make into a paste with sweet oil; have now a piece of buck-skin, (hemlock tan,) tack it by each end on a piece of board, with the grain uppermost; then on this spread a little of the paste, and sharpen your tools on it. You will, indeed, be astonished at the effect. Try it.



Regards,



Kim Siddorn.


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