Any gardening tool with an edge—shovels, hoes, snips, pruners—will need to be sharpened occasionally. Large blades and edges can be sharpened with a 10-inch flat mill file and smaller, finer edges can be sharpened with a whetstone. Any tool with a moving component like snips, shears, or pruners needs oil to keep moving parts working smoothly. This can be done by placing a drop or two of machine oil on the hinged parts. Durable： The process splicing shovel head is reinforced with multiple rivets, which is not easy to fall off and break, and has a longer service life.

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Most gardening chores are seasonal but even if you know you're going to be using the shovel or trowel or shears the next day, don't leave them outside in the garden. After cleaning, return them to your storage area so they will remain dry and, hopefully, rust-free. Easily： Mounting handle the solid welded joint at the mounting handle is suitable for a variety of purposes. Wooden handle hole and nail bar are set to facilitate the installation of handle. If your tools have wooden handles, the wood will eventually begin to dry out, split, and loosen from the metal component. Once or twice a year, sand the handles with medium-grit sandpaper to remove rough spots and rub them with linseed oil. The oil adds a protective barrier to help repel water.