New Knive in your fever..

[Blade Lady]

We all have the fever for a new knife, even if it is a new used knife but what then? What do you do with that newest gem?

I normally inspect, use the lightest knife polish on it to really get the blade clean, treat the scales, then give the entire knife with a wax, usually
renassance crystalline wax, a very good light duty wax, which keeps any badness forming on your lovely newest found love!

What do you do?

 

[kobold]

then the so called honeymoon starts and can last many months or years, until the next knife purchase

 

[bmo419]

Put my own edge on it.

 

[Spats McGee]

I just go cut stuff. Then again, the fact that I'm a terrible collector is no real secret.

 

[Tensaw]

Usually, within a few days of getting a knife, new or used, it will be disassembled, cleaned and lubed. If it runs on bearings, I may install Skiffs. It will also get a new edge from my fixed angle sharpener. It's not a matter of the new knife needing this attention, but it's the fact that I enjoy sharpening and taking them apart. For me, it's part of the new knife experience as much as carrying and using it.

 

[jfk1110]

Put in my pocket..