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You can use some of the very thin 3M sanding sponges, the green ones. Cut it with a scissors,put in in the slot and rotate with your kids wooden pencil. Pretend you are trying to light a fire like you did in Boy Scouts, rolling the pencil between your palms. That should provide just enough abrasive to sand off the burn marks easily and inexpensively.
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Just recut it and as I once learned "dust it a bit" but make sure your setup is right. You may also want to put some dry lubricant on the bit, may help a bit with the burn. If you don't want those options, take a dowel with the right diameter and use adhesive sandpaper and clean it up with that.
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Thomas A. Edison
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