How to extend tool life?

The tool is an indispensable tool in life and work, for people who often use the tool, how to extend the service life of the tool is a problem worthy of attention. Here are some practical tips to help you extend the life of your knives.

First, the correct use of knives

1. Use a suitable tool for operation, avoid using a knife to do large work, so as to avoid overload damage to the tool.

2. When using the tool, it is necessary to maintain a good posture and correct holding mode to avoid improper application of force resulting in tool damage.

2. Maintenance and maintenance

1. Clean the tool in time after use to avoid residue attached to the knife surface, resulting in blade damage.

2. Keep the tool dry when storing to avoid rust caused by damp environment.

3. Choose high-quality knives

When buying a tool, choose a brand with good quality and good reputation, avoid buying inferior tools, which not only have a short service life, but also may cause danger to users.

Fourth, regular grinding

After the tool is used for a period of time, the blade will become not sharp, and regular grinding can make the tool sharp again and extend the service life. You can ask a professional to grind, or you can use a professional knife sharpening tool to grind yourself.

5, the correct use of knife sharpening tools

When using the knife sharpening tool, it is necessary to choose the appropriate whetstone and Angle to avoid excessive sharpening resulting in tool damage.

6. Avoid tool collision

Avoid collision between the tool and hard objects, so as not to damage the blade or break the blade.

Seven, reasonable use of cutting fluid

In the cutting process, the rational use of cutting fluid can reduce the wear of the tool and improve the processing efficiency.

Eight, pay attention to the load of the tool

Avoid letting the tool bear too much load, so as not to cause the tool deformation or fracture.

9. Regular inspection

Check the status of the tool regularly. If any abnormality is found, it should be handled in time to avoid the expansion of the problem and the damage of the tool.

In short, extending the service life of the tool requires proper use, maintenance and maintenance, choosing the right tool and sharpening tool, avoiding collision and excessive load, and regularly checking and repairing the sharpening tool. Only by doing this can you make your knives more durable and provide you with better service.