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Tru-sharp surgical steel blades
my pocketknife says stainless steel?
Jan 02, 2009 by HeyJoe12 | Posted in Camping
This means it wont rust and i can wash it right?....im planning to clean all blades through water
Even if it was carbon steel you can run it under water and clean it. Just make sure to dry it off afterward. And remember, stainless steel is only stain *resistant*. It can still rust and spot up after heavy use
Ca-lacka lacka! | Jan 02, 2009
it wont rust cuz if u wash a regular knife it wont rust. stainless steal is for murderers <.< >.>
lol ur gonna murder someone nd wash off the blood. lol
jk.
lol
have fun wit the knife
Mimi Feliciano | Jan 02, 2009
sharpening a pocketknife?
Apr 19, 2007 by amitpop2 | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts
I have a Victoriknox swiss pocketknife with stainless steel blades. What is the best way to sharpen it without buying something at the store.
if you don't have a sharpening stone then it will be difficult. they are not very expensive in a hardware store (less than $10).
the other option is to check if your hardware store does free knife sharpening (sometimes they do scissors too).
maurer paurer | Apr 19, 2007
if you don't have a sharpening stone then it will be difficult. they are not very expensive in a hardware store (less than $10).
the other option is to check if your hardware store does free knife sharpening (sometimes they do scissors too).
maurer paurer | Apr 19, 2007
Is it legal for a minor to carry a pocketknife through an airport?
Jun 13, 2009 by Gleb B | Posted in Air Travel
Im going to go from florida to NJ and i was wondering if it will be illegal/confiscated. Im 16 and i dont know what will happen if secuirty sees it. Well they let me have it or will they take it? Its stainless steel blade, 3 inches long. dakota hunting
Seriously, have you been paying attention for the last 8 years?
No weapons of any sort are permitted on aircraft.
If you try to take your knife through the security checkpoint, it will be confiscated. If you try to hide it
Roger K | Jun 15, 2009
BATMAN DUAL STAINLESS STEEL BLADES ASSIST OPEN POCKET KNIFE with BELT CLIP
BATMAN DUAL STAINLESS STEEL BLADES ASSIST OPEN POCKET KNIFE with BELT CLIP
Creator: Steve Pfeiffer | Antiques & Collectibles - 2009-10-15
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Creator: Steve Shackleford | Antiques & Collectibles - 2010-01-05
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Baladeo 15g Stainless Steel Pocket Knife Review
by Bunny
Weight: 15 grams Length: 2 3/4 inches closed, 5 inches open Blade length: 2 1/8 inches MSRP: $22.00 (but I found it as low as $18 on the web) Material: 420 Stainless Steel Style: Folding blade with a liner locking system
The Baladeo 15g folding pocket knife is a minimalist's dream come true. This stainless steel blade weighs next to nothing and folds down to three inches in length, with a max width of 1/8 of an inch! This knife is extremely compactible and easy to carry.
As I have stated previously in my column, I have carried a pocket knife from the day I turned 5 years old, when I got one for my birthday, and every day since. I still carry a pocket knife and the only person I ever cut with it was me.
After untying the knot with a pocket knife, Wartell re-wound the yo-yo by flinging it backward into the air. Next, he whipped the base of it back onto its string and rolled it back and forth, as though it was walking a tightrope. “This one,” he said,
