What do you use to store your knives?

[Mountain Mike]

Hey guys, just kinda wondering how you store your knives. I bought a cheap tool box to store mine for now. Just wondering how you store yours. Box? If is what kind?


Thanks,

-ML

Pretty much this, but the fixed blades are covered in cardboard sheaths.

 

[Big Barn]

I have several hardware display cases used to house my collection (Barlows). For my EDC, they (about 7) live in a wooden box on my dresser.

 

[powernoodle]

I used to do this:

And now I do this:

 

[RevDevil]

Very nice Mr. noodle. That exact same method is on my to do list. I want to get the Griplatch drawers on the 26"x16"? Box. I may need to double check the specs, but that might be the same size, 6 drawers and a hinged lid.

 

[rpttrsn]

What are those cream-colored dividers in the middle drawers? Did they come with the chest, or did you buy them someplace?

Thanks!


BK86

Some came with the box and I made a few extra.

 

[1scooter]

I used to chew on Cigar's, so I had a lot of wooden cigar boxes. I don't know how many wooden boxes I have but a good many, and they are full of knives. Always put oil on the inside of the boxes very liberaly, put the knives in there, and have never had a problem. I'd buy a new knife, oil it down really good, and put it in there. That way for bout 25 years now.
Regards,
John

 

[GLOCKCRAZZ]

I like the tool chest idea.

 

[jimw451]

This, until my ZT bag shows up for all the ZT knives (of course). I went with B&W cases. Less expensive than Pelican and offers different sizes, but still with pluck-n-pull foam. Oh, and shout out to zyhano who inspired X4CTO on Youtube and gave me the idea for B&W cases.

 

[TX180SX]

Right now I use a sackup to hold my meager collection, and all my sharpening/maintenance stuff i keep in a tool box. I just found this weekend an old briefcase my father used at one point so I'll be turning it into one like the OP. :thumbup:

And Powernoodle could open up his own store with that collection!!

 

[Mud Shrimp Moe]

I use drawers in my Craftsman toolbox, much like Mr. Noodle (but for the fact that my collection is much smaller).

 

[loug]

Harbor freight wooden box and my safe for higher end ones.

using a two drawer base to a metal craftsman machinists tool box. always wanted a wooden one but wasn't in the shop long enough

 

[crimsonfalcon07]

Magnetic strips on the wall do me just fine for now.

 

[upnorth]

Here and there. As long as they are cleaned and oiled now and then It's all good.