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A Cheap Tip
By Gregory Saunders, Pensacola, FL


Several months ago while rummaging through my wife's old desk I found an old nail file. Upon closer examination I realized it was actually coated with diamond dust.

Since this discovery I have been using it to sharpen all my hooks. Not only does it do a great job, but it also comes with a "coarse" and a "fine" side. There is even one style which is shorter with a useful pointed end.

But best of all, they only cost about three bucks. I have since bought a couple more for the boat and so far despite exclusive use in saltwater I've seen little corrision. The ones I have are made by Revlon with the coarse side labeled "shaper" and the fine side labled "finishing," but I have seen other name brands with similar products.

I know what you're thinking, "Great, just what we need another reason to shop in the women's costmetic section!" ~ GS


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