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Don't use an abrasive, you'll alter the size. Try Paul Sellers Blog or Youtube channel, I'm pretty sure he had a blog post or video about restoring Auger bits. If I can find it I'll post the link.

Guhring is somewhat unique amongst carbide end mill manufacturers in that Guhring produces its own carbide rod, which is the substrate material for all Guhring carbide end mills. This ability to control the quality and supply of carbide rod gives Guhring carbide end mills longer and more repeatable tool life and performance. Guhring was also one of the first manufacturers to offer a variable helix end mill design and now has one of the largest standard offerings in the industry. Guhring FIREX®, Super-A™, nano-FIREX® and nano-TiAlN coated end mills are finished in Guhring own PVD coating chambers for consistent quality and Guhring also offers in-house regrind and carbide end mill modifications.

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evening all, i recently won a box of slightly rusty augers and wondered if anyone had tips on the best way to clean them up.

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