Cleaning Jewelry Files Using a Small Steel Brush

Quick Tip to show how I clean my Jewelry Files using a small steel cup brush. I have these available at JewelryMonkTools.com or you can contact me directly at JewelryMonk.com for more info.
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[@janearcher3834]

Genius! Thank you for this tip. This looks a lot easier than using a thick piece of copper to try to clean out the files. Also, the reason a file card is called a card, is because it is essentially the same tool which is used to card wool.

[@DougNapierJewelryMonk]

File cards work well on very coarse files, like wood working files. This works well.

[@richardbinell2053]

Thanks for sharing your expertise.

[@LarryDallas]

Great tip Doug! Thanks for sharing your knowledge😁

[@liamc1102]

This is perfect!

[@DougNapierJewelryMonk]

Thanks. Glad you found it.

[@marcenrich6468]

Greetings from Spain!
This brush will evenually waste your file...I saw that brushing with a thin sheet of copper does not damage the file. It is not as fast though. A brass brush is also file friendly