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What You Need
1. Fasten hedge trimmers in the D-Vise with a cutting edge up and bevel towards you.
2. Work the tool with #932 at the angle of the trimmer edge's bevel. You do NOT want to alter the original bevel while sharpening.
3. To maintain razor sharpness, start at the edge with every pass, moving left to right.
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