Wavester's Blurs

Wavester

Wavester

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Took some pics of them today so I thought I would share it with my Kershaw pals here on the forum:

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I think the hair on the Black Blur is from one of my Dog's...I didn't notice it when I was taking the pic heheh ;-)
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Very nice group of Blurs, Wavester. Are you keeping 'em nice and clean with that Tuf-Cloth?:)

I love the green anodizing on the S60V's but the OCC handles always catch my eye:thumbup:
 
Nice photos. That OCC Blur looks good with those red-orange handles.
 
beautiful, i have to try to get myself one of those 60v blems, i hope there are still a few available when i get my first paycheck form my new job.
 
jonnymac44 said:
Very nice group of Blurs, Wavester. Are you keeping 'em nice and clean with that Tuf-Cloth?:)

I love the green anodizing on the S60V's but the OCC handles always catch my eye:thumbup:
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hey JM44 :-)

Believe it or not I have been a little hesitant when it comes to using the tuff cloth. I have a thread going about this topic in General Section - I read somewhere that once you use that cloth - you really cannot use that particular knife for any kinda food cutting (poisonous) - so seeing that you never know when you might pull out your EDC for that day and have to cut some bread, or a sandwhich or an apple - I'm not sure what knives I plan on using the cloth on to avoid that problem.
 
Wavester said:
hey JM44 :-)

Believe it or not I have been a little hesitant when it comes to using the tuff cloth. I have a thread going about this topic in General Section - I read somewhere that once you use that cloth - you really cannot use that particular knife for any kinda food cutting (poisonous) - so seeing that you never know when you might pull out your EDC for that day and have to cut some bread, or a sandwhich or an apple - I'm not sure what knives I plan on using the cloth on to avoid that problem.
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Hey Wavester,
That is true, but it's not a permanent problem. If you wash the blade with some warm soapy water and then dry it off you'll be fine. Tuf glide doesn't bond with the metal or anything. Wash it off and you should be fine.

I don't use too many of my folders for food prep, but when I do, a little rinse with dish soap usually has me confident that all is well.:thumbup:
 
Nice group, I have five Blurs so far ;) - but I need at least three more different version of them. :)
 
And I can't see embedded youtubes from work. :eek:

Complain to your IT department.


Fat lot of good it'll do! :D
 
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