To clean rusty garden pruners, soak them in white vinegar for 12-24 hours to loosen the rust. Then scrub with steel wool or a wire brush to remove the rust. For stubborn spots, use sandpaper or a commercial rust remover. Once clean, sanitize with a bleach solution (1:9 ratio with water), dry thoroughly, and apply…

To sharpen Felco pruners, first clean the blades thoroughly. Using a diamond file, maintain the original 23-degree bevel angle and make smooth strokes away from the cutting edge. Only sharpen the moving blade, not the anvil blade. After filing, finish with a sharpening stone using light, circular motions for a finer edge. Clean the blade,…

To sharpen Fiskars pruners, first clean the blades thoroughly with soapy water and a wire brush. Wear safety gloves and hold the sharpening stone or diamond file at a 20-25 degree angle against the blade’s beveled edge. Use steady strokes away from the cutting edge, about 10 times on each side. Wipe clean and apply…

Are your garden pruners struggling to make clean cuts? Don’t rush to replace them just yet! I’ll show you how to bring those trusty tools back to life with proper sharpening techniques. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting, this comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to know about sharpening pruners….