ESEE KNIVES Thread

[Bradsknives]

Just picked up a ESEE 3 from Brad (the Knife Ladys errand boy) this morning....pics to follow....

Wait just a minute.....why am I laughing?

Thanks buddy, We always appreciate your business.

 

[Josh Ward]

Wait just a minute.....why am I laughing?

Thanks buddy, We always appreciate your business.

Hey you said it.... I just repeated it... LOL

I appreciate y'alls AWESOME service !!

Thanks

 

[Josh Ward]

 

[rhino]

It's so cute ... maybe it will grow into an ESEE 4 or ESEE 6 someday!

 

[Josh Ward]

It's so cute ... maybe it will grow into an ESEE 4 or ESEE 6 someday!

Isn't it just a precious little thang ??

 

[rhino]

Are you still nursing it? Heh heh heh

 

[JeepCrasher]

So I had to come out and play also. This is all 6.
Izzy 2
4
Laser strike
4 ( carried every day)
5
Junglas

This is the 5 with sheath and suplies for survival.
Zippo
flashlight
550 cord
P51
Leatherman Supertool
load bearing Biner

Later

Crasher

 

[Knife Lady]

looking good ... ESEE makes a great knife and especially for the money.

 

[Caleb]

I can't keep my knife from rusting...

 

[JeepCrasher]

I can't keep my knife from rusting...

If you'd use it more the usage would keep the rust at bay.

Or a little very fine steel wool and light coat of oil or WD40.

 

[Caleb]

If you'd use it more the usage would keep the rust at bay.

Or a little very fine steel wool and light coat of oil or WD40.

Last time I used scotch bright and wd40...didn't last long. How would frog lube hold up to rust?

 

[slimplmbr]

I use Eezox gun oil. When it dries it leaves a protective barrier on the knife. I use it after every time I use my knife. I used to use Rem oil and it worked well too.

 

[buckstopshere]

I can't keep my knife from rusting...

Have you tried a dry lubricant? I use super quick clean guns on my ESEEs and haven't had any rusting issues.

I use it on my guns too, same deal.

 

[Caleb]

I use Eezox gun oil. When it dries it leaves a protective barrier on the knife. I use it after every time I use my knife. I used to use Rem oil and it worked well too.

Have you tried a dry lubricant? I use super quick clean guns on my ESEEs and haven't had any rusting issues.

I use it on my guns too, same deal.

Requires living up after every signal use?

 

[Knife Lady]

I do NOT recommend using wd40. ( Sorry Dave ) Use rem oil or Tuf Glide or Tuf Cloth which is a dry film rust inhibitor.

 

[buckstopshere]

Requires living up after every signal use?

No, I've only resprayed after sharpening or getting wet. I've used the crap out of my junglas with no issues.

 

[slimplmbr]

Doesn't require it. I would only say requires it after getting wet.

 

[glockednlocked]

I usually strop mine on my pant leg to make sure its dry after I use it. If it is getting rusty I just use the "look honey my damn knife is rusting away from lack of use... I'm headed out to play" and a tuff cloth now and then

 

[JeepCrasher]

I do NOT recommend using wd40. ( Sorry Dave ) Use rem oil or Tuf Glide or Tuf Cloth which is a dry film rust inhibitor.

Nothing to be sorry about. If anything the people with the most knives should know best, and whats best for your products. But could you explain why not to use it and why the ones you recommended are better. I'm always up for something if it's beter than what i'm using.

Thanks
Later

Crasher

 

[Bradsknives]

Nothing to be sorry about. If anything the people with the most knives should know best, and whats best for your products. But could you explain why not to use it and why the ones you recommended are better. I'm always up for something if it's beter than what i'm using.

Thanks
Later

Crasher

It won't hurt anything to use WD40, but there are much better products like the ones that have been mentioned in this thread. All I can tell you is I have never seen a knife manufacture recommend using WD40 and a lot of the products mention in this thread are highly recommended by the manufactures. WD40 is a thicker lube and has been known to gum up a bit. The teflon based lubes are much thinner, and with teflon, it's a great moisture dispersant/displacer.