Ok, the ultimate knife & gun question. What is the best oil to use on my............type SAK here......Is the Vic oil really any better than 3n1?... Enquiring minds say give it up..
I don´t use oil. I´m using WD40 to flush out the dirt, then water and soap to rinse out the WD40. I do this once a week. Blades are cleansed every evening. A clean SAK doesn´t need oil.
Doughnuts are a universal 'glue' that binds us all together - they have just as much right to be on this forum as multitools. I'm thinking of a custard filled or classic ring doughnut.
Quote from: Ronald Schröder on November 02, 2017, 09:27:09 PMI don´t use oil. I´m using WD40 to flush out the dirt, then water and soap to rinse out the WD40. I do this once a week. Blades are cleansed every evening. A clean SAK doesn´t need oil.That's sort of funny. WD-40 was developed to clean rockets and displace any residual water. The "WD" in WD-40 stands for 'water displacement'.
Somehow reading the answers to my question about lubes, I have gotted a hankering for a pile of chocolate eclaires.................. .............this forum is a strange place. And there isn't even a Dunkin Doughnut here...... .
Quote from: Butch on November 02, 2017, 09:51:33 PMSomehow reading the answers to my question about lubes, I have gotted a hankering for a pile of chocolate eclaires.................. .............this forum is a strange place. And there isn't even a Dunkin Doughnut here...... . We WERE all mentally stable untill you kicked in the door with your Chinachamp and caused a fuzz
Quote from: Mechanickal on November 02, 2017, 09:55:49 PMQuote from: Butch on November 02, 2017, 09:51:33 PMSomehow reading the answers to my question about lubes, I have gotted a hankering for a pile of chocolate eclaires.................. .............this forum is a strange place. And there isn't even a Dunkin Doughnut here...... . We WERE all mentally stable untill you kicked in the door with your Chinachamp and caused a fuzz Why you tink I be askin'........gotta have the best preservatives to protect thet $7.99 investaminteration.