Knife storage
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timb
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Re: Knife storage
What kind of foam is used in these display cases? I know some foams can damage valuable knifes. I’d want something museum safe.
Thinning out my knifes. Take a look at what I have for sale.
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/catalog/timb
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/catalog/timb
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mrwatch
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Re: Knife storage
my wife got this advertising box at a rummage sale half off ending. $1.75. 
8 in w x 6 1/2 x 3 1/2 high. had a booklet and post cards of The Statue of Liberty, and World Trade Center buildings. I can remove the card to see the knives.
8 in w x 6 1/2 x 3 1/2 high. had a booklet and post cards of The Statue of Liberty, and World Trade Center buildings. I can remove the card to see the knives.- Attachments
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Treejakal
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Re: Knife storage
I store my knives in these plastic containers in a drawer with anti moisture packs in the drawer.
My concern is moisture, I go through them often and oil and clean them. I like that I can organize them by date, pattern, or whatever. It seems to be working well and they are available to fondle when ever I like.
My concern is moisture, I go through them often and oil and clean them. I like that I can organize them by date, pattern, or whatever. It seems to be working well and they are available to fondle when ever I like.
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Tony_Wood
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Re: Knife storage
Beautiful collection of stag you have there!Treejakal wrote:I store my knives in these plastic containers in a drawer with anti moisture packs in the drawer.
My concern is moisture, I go through them often and oil and clean them. I like that I can organize them by date, pattern, or whatever. It seems to be working well and they are available to fondle when ever I like.
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Treejakal
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Re: Knife storage
Thank you Tony, I know you meant StagTony_Wood wrote:Beautiful collection of bone you have there!Treejakal wrote:I store my knives in these plastic containers in a drawer with anti moisture packs in the drawer.
My concern is moisture, I go through them often and oil and clean them. I like that I can organize them by date, pattern, or whatever. It seems to be working well and they are available to fondle when ever I like.
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Tony_Wood
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Re: Knife storage
Treejakal wrote:Thank you Tony, I know you meant StagTony_Wood wrote:Beautiful collection of bone you have there!Treejakal wrote:I store my knives in these plastic containers in a drawer with anti moisture packs in the drawer.
My concern is moisture, I go through them often and oil and clean them. I like that I can organize them by date, pattern, or whatever. It seems to be working well and they are available to fondle when ever I like.
Roger that. Locally, we call it bone. Semantics.
Either way, nice collection.
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kootenay joe
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Re: Knife storage
There is no logical reason to capitalize "stag". It is a substance not a name, like "Bob".
kj
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Treejakal
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Re: Knife storage
There is no logical reason to collect Knives, but I do.kootenay joe wrote:There is no logical reason to capitalize "stag". It is a substance not a name, like "Bob".
kj