If the rust is present, use some abrasive paper to remove it.
Having removed it, use some linseed oil smeared on al metal surfaces.
If the tool isn't going to be used for a long while, use some wax oil.
Basic hints but work.
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] some rust advice pleas
my work shop rough has been leacking right over my carving and turning tools
any idears on how to kill the rust?
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