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[Hojicha]

My seax from Bohemond. I think the left big one is Tod Cutler.

 

[Fishnumm]

some of the tools in my leatherman are getting stuck will wd40 or something fix that?

 

[Hojicha]

some of the tools in my leatherman are getting stuck will wd40 or something fix that?

I've been told for stainless steel- soap and water, dry, wd-40. But it's different for different metals. I put olive oil on my knives but they never get stored in their sheathes.

 

[Fishnumm]

I've been told for stainless steel- soap and water, dry, wd-40. But it's different for different metals. I put olive oil on my knives but they never get stored in their sheathes.

thank you

 

[Hojicha]

thank you

They might have an official care guide or something probably lol

 

[VF-1J Armored Valkyrie]

Maybe it's retarded but I usually just use CLP.

 

[Hojicha]

thank you

Maybe it's retarded but I usually just use CLP.

 

[Taser Confetti]

some of the tools in my leatherman are getting stuck will wd40 or something fix that?

WD40 is a good quick fix but it’s primarily a water displacement. Gun oil works best.

 

[Lord Xenu]

Gun oil works best.

For pivots, I like that lock oil with teflon in it that comes in a little pen applicator. Its good for fishing reels too,

 

[Taser Confetti]

For pivots, I like that lock oil with teflon in it that comes in a little pen applicator. Its good for fishing reels too,

That’s also a good choice.

 

[Hojicha]

For pivots, I like that lock oil with teflon in it that comes in a little pen applicator. Its good for fishing reels too,

got to load the water with teflon
(why is it so slippery It's not fair to nature)

 

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Would anyone be interested if I documented the process of sharpening my cavalry saber?

 

[Hojicha]

Would anyone be interested if I documented the process of sharpening my cavalry saber?

Yes!!!!!!

 

[Gruntgar The Indentured]

Here's one of the best lubricants you can get. No oils or liquids involved that may collect dust and pocket debris. If you have key locks on cattle gates in dust storm country this is what you use.
TBF most old school folks just use a carpenters pencil to lube the key and lock.

 

[WhatInTheActualFuck]

Here's one of the best lubricants you can get. No oils or liquids involved that may collect dust and pocket debris. If you have key locks on cattle gates in dust storm country this is what you use.
TBF most old school folks just use a carpenters pencil to lube the key and lock.
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I usually use Houdini lock lube, which is basically brake cleaner but with a dry film lubricant mixed in. Great product.

 

[Dean Pentel]

I've decided to not worry about leather or wood strops if I'm doing freehand sharpening. I discovered that running light alternating edge-trailing passes on my final stone or a ceramic stone deals with the burr rather well. It's not that strops don't work, rather I don't see they do anything better than what I just described. I've been experimenting with this on razors/kamisoris, kitchen knives, EDC stuff, utility blades, big choppers, etc. It all works.

If I'm running powered stuff I'll just use one my stropping belts with diamond emulsion sprays.