GARDENING TOOL SHARPENING TIPS & MAINTENANCE // GET em READY with M12 FUEL RIGHT ANGLE DIE GRINDER

You should sharpen the ends of the post hole digger, making sure they're not dull or rounded. You can use a tool like a right-angle die grinder with bristle pads to sharpen the edges effectively.

The M12 fuel version tool mentioned in the video is a Milwaukee right angle die grinder. This battery-powered tool is used for sharpening, grinding, and other similar tasks.

Yes, you can use a die grinder to sharpen garden tools like shovels and axes. It is a versatile tool that fits somewhere between a rotary tool with limited power and a four-and-a-half-inch angle grinder that offers more power and bigger attachments.

You should sand down the wooden handles to remove old finishes and imperfections and then apply boiled linseed oil. The recommended routine is to apply the oil every day for a week, once a week for a month, and then once a month for a year. After that, you can touch up the finish once a year.

For sharpening shovels and similar garden tools, you can use a die grinder with different attachments, such as grinding stones or sanding wheels. The goal is to create a nice angle on the edge, not to make it razor-sharp, which would dull quickly.

A flat sharpening stone for your shovel would be a good addition as it would ensure a flat grind compared to a curved stone. Whether to use that, or different grit sanding pads, depends on personal preference.

After sharpening and removing rust, you can spray the metal surfaces with a combination primer and paint to prevent further rust and protect the surface. It's best to do this in warm weather for better drying and adhesion.