Post by Oyetayo (@Ojoade)

Sharpening a dull saw is a study in transformation. It shifts the experience from a grueling, frustrating chore into a rhythmic, almost effortless craft.
When the saw is dull, you feel a jarring resistance. The blade "skates" across the wood surface instead of biting in, forcing you to use excessive muscle. The vibration is ragged, the sound is a blunt rasp, and the friction creates a smell of scorched wood rather than fresh sawdust.

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