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We suggest one way to maintain this tool is not as an edge tool but as a splitting or riving tool, hence why we call it an iron rather than an hook or a knife, so don't sharpen it if this is how you want to use it.  However, It comes ground to an edge so it can be used as a lightweight stake pointing tool, bit like a smaller version of the Knighton

If used by Forest School practicioners, we suggest running a file over the edge so it is safe for children to use.  We can do this for you FOC, just email to request this.