Removing The Oxidation On The Inside Of the Cho's Surface...

Originally posted by munk
Oh, I think there are other alternatives to polishing the inside of a cho to that, don't you, t1mpani? Semper fi thought of one.
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:D
 
Originally posted by BruiseLeee
I'm a slob. Some of my chos are like my navel; full of lint. :(
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I was looking at the chos to one of my khuks. It has some car wax in it. So, I guess it's more like my ear.
 
too many impurities...
As for the wax, Bruise is the only one who has volunteered he has enough of it to coat an entire blade, let along a collection of khuks. Most older forumite members are secretive about wax production.

I've found while treating a horn handle with ear wax it may look like hooflex, but does not smell the same.




munk
 
Originally posted by munk
[Nose oil has] too many impurities...


But wait, all my pipe collecting buddies swear by nose oil for keeping the wood bowls in good shape. Should be perfect for wood khuk handles.
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And though not a blade or horn treatment,
let us not forget 'toe jam' as a fine
replacement for laha in mounting the handles.
 
I thought toe jam was to be rubbed on the edge of the blade to insure death to any attacker?



munk
 
What exactly is toe jam? I've never had the condition. Perhaps this is the downside to washing one's feet.
 
Toe jam is the sour smelling stuff, made of old skin, dirt, sweat, and shoe odor under the nails of the toe.

I believe smegma (sic?) is a similar substance found under the foreskin of an uncircumcized male who does not bath often.


munk

edit; thinking of toe jam...the name. Sounds like American slang. I wonder what the British or French call it?
 
Originally posted by BruiseLeee
Oh.. I gots some o dats. :D
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Bruise keeps on talkin lake dat en I's gonna haveta adopt hisself as an Okie.:p :D ;)
 
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