"Hello Jay , I carry a Sod Buster Jr. for a weekend/holiday EDC. Paul"
The online community of knife collectors
-
Paul Gilbert
- Bridgewater , NS
- Canada
- User/Collector
- Blog Posts
- Discussions
- Events
- Groups (6)
- Photos
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Paul Gilbert's Groups
Paul Gilbert's Page
Latest Activity
Paul Gilbert replied to Jay Sack's discussion To EDC or not that is the question in the group Case Fans
Handmade Blades replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion The complete book of pocketknife repair by Ben Kelley Jr. in the group Case FansHandmade Blades replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion The complete book of pocketknife repair by Ben Kelley Jr. in the group Case Fans"WOW I d1dnt realize that I was sitting on a gold mine. Yes I have had the book since 1997. Do you need it? to use? I bought it for $11.99 from Jantz supply years ago. Now I see that its up to amos t$70.00. If You need info on it send a message on my…"
"AG Russell sells a product called Rust Free that works great on carbon steel knives. I think meneral oil works good also but if you use your carbon steel knife alot just dry it good after each use works good for me."
Paul Gilbert replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Preserving carbon knives in the group Carbon Steel Group"Thanks for the idea.
"
ken benson replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Preserving carbon knives in the group Carbon Steel Group" The are many types. What I used this time might be the easiest . It is called Birchwood-Casey brand, Super Blue, liquid gun blue. It is available in almost every gun store. I can't remember if I have seen it in large stores such as…"
Paul Gilbert replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Preserving carbon knives in the group Carbon Steel Group"What is Gun blue and where do you purchase it?"
ken benson replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Preserving carbon knives in the group Carbon Steel Group" Even though I coated my blades with a wipe of oil, Coon pee or CLP, when sharpening or when I thought about it, My EDC Case CV knifes would get like red specks started after couple days of riding motorcycles and staying…"
Shlomo ben Maved replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Grohmann Knives in the group Fixed Blade Club"No problem, happy to oblige and to get more knives sold for a great Canadian company by adding another collector into our midst...Luckily it's a brand that I know intimately since I use and collect them--I have every knife in every…"
Paul Gilbert replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Grohmann Knives in the group Fixed Blade Club"Thank you very much for your advice. I really appreciate the time you spend replying to my questions.I will keep you
posted when I get more questions about Grohmann knives. All the best .Paul Gilbert"
Shlomo ben Maved replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Grohmann Knives in the group Fixed Blade Club"Just contact Grohmann and order the two or three sheaths that you require--The Nbr 1 sells for $23.50 and the Nbr 2 for $25.50...Think about the ones with the additional slot for a fire or sharpening steel--very handy that!
To better…"
Paul Gilbert replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Leather knives in the group Multi-Tool Collectors Club"Thanks for the reply.It is a nice lockblade with a pocket clip.Right now it is my EDC.
"
Paul Gilbert replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Grohmann Knives in the group Fixed Blade Club"Thank you for the reply. My # 1 and #2 came with the #3A probably not the standard sheath. I find it difficult to remove the knives when on my belt. I hope to collect more as time goes on. I wonder how to store them, especially the #4 which is…"
Shlomo ben Maved replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Grohmann Knives in the group Fixed Blade Club"I don't have any extras but have you called Grohmann as they sell the sheaths separatly.
I don't understand what you call a "military style" sheath--the ones that come with them are pouch sheaths which is a "Woodsman"…"
Andy Voelkle "AxeMan" replied to Paul Gilbert's discussion Leather knives in the group Multi-Tool Collectors Club"I got the first Leatherman multitool knife as a gift in 1983 and still carry it in one of my vests. It's a real multitool, since it's not much of a dedicated pocket knife like a one blade folder. The Victorinox and Wegner multitool knives…"
Profile Information
- Profile
- User/Collector
- Are you a member of any knife club now?
- No
- Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
- No
- How long have you collected knives?
- 21- 25 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- Grohmann
Fallkniven
- About Me
- Geological Exploration
- Interests
- Wilderness Survival
Search and Rescue
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 8:03 on October 8, 2011,
Bill Fletcher said… - Hello Paul, Welcome to the IKC! Thank you for your friendship. I noticed that your from Bridgewater, NS. I've spent many great weeks on the Margaree River in Inverness County. Beautiful country and simply some of the best folks I've ever met.
- At 18:23 on October 5, 2011,
Jan Carter said…
- Welcome to IKC, we are pleased you have joined. Take a look around, have some fun ad let us know if we can help in any way
- At 20:25 on October 3, 2011,
Gerald Hines said… - Welcome to iKnife
- At 18:28 on October 3, 2011,
stephen tungate said… 
- At 16:34 on October 3, 2011,
Billy Oneale said… - Welcome to iKC!
- At 15:55 on October 3, 2011,
Cesar Salazar said… - Welcome to iKC Paul!!!
- At 11:58 on October 3, 2011,
J.J. Smith III said… 
Badge
The online community of knife collectors
Birthdays
Birthdays Today
Birthdays Tomorrow
What is iKnife Collector?
iKnife Collector is a community of like mined friends who like to talk about knives.
Throw in the mix... groups for guns and dogs and it makes a perfect setting for discussion of all the things you like.
If you are joining Welcome! There is a lot to see and do.
If you are a returning member, we'd love to hear from you. Post pictures, and join in discussions. Enjoy the new chat and most of all have a great experience here on iKnife Collector!
Follow iKnifeCollector on Twitter
Latest Activity
Alexander Noot replied to Alexander Noot's discussion Scagel pocket knives W.I.P. (Work in Progress) in the group KNIFE MAKING BEGINNERS© 2012 Created by Scott King.
