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What if a tool is too rusty to use without use of abrasives?

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What if a tool is too rusty to use without use of abrasives?

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Immediately after reading our cleaning philosophy, the question is inevitably asked, what if a tool is too rusty to use without use of abrasives. If a tool is a rare antique in this condition, it should probably be stabilized with a good waxing, and left to a collector. If it is a common tool, like a Stanley bench plane, consider it a user tool and do what you want to it. Our comments on cleaning are focused more on irreplaceable antiques, not common user tools.

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