The Carbon & Tool Steel Thread

I have so many... I don't want to clutter this thread. If you like the knife, go for it. Carbon steel is no down, it's even a plus if you consider some factors. Keep it clean and dry, you'll be golden. And you'll have a razor in your pocket, errr... in your drawer !
 
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Sergeua said:
What's the the bottom knife in your pic called? I like
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That is an LT Wright rogue river, exclusive to Knives ship free if you're talking about the bottom knife in the bottom pic, which I think you are.
 
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Had this condor way before it got popular on the tube. It's my 2018 knife, YouTube's 2019 :cool:
 
Uncle Timbo said:
Love the 2nd pic. Some 01. Who made that one?
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Ha, that one's mine. My design, made by JK knives. That's the prototype/personal knife. They'll be available for sale at the end of the month. My more pocket skinner oriented model should be arriving tomorrow. Also in O1 tool steel.
 
Twindog said:
A Phil Wilson Southfork in K390 at 63 Rc. The edge width is 0.007 inches. Amazing slicer. But it does tarnish.

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That's a real sexy slicer! No doubt, you're not afraid to use it on food.

What do you use to keep it oiled? Have you tried coconut oil?

I find it's great and is the majority ingredient in frog lube, which consistently tests well against corrosion.
 
CanadaKnifeGuy said:
That's a real sexy slicer! No doubt, you're not afraid to use it on food.

What do you use to keep it oiled? Have you tried coconut oil?

I find it's great and is the majority ingredient in frog lube, which consistently tests well against corrosion.
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I just use mineral oil, which I have to use on my end-grain cutting boards.
 
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