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• #2477
Ooh. Carbon steel Lion de Sabatier? My parents had a paring knife one that lasted 35+ years and was consistently the sharpest knife on the planet. Amazing knives.
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• #2478
If it’s carbon steel, which it seems to be, then the patina on the surface is protecting it from further oxidation/rust. Unless it’s actually got bits coming off it’s not going to go into your food so leave as is?
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• #2479
I might just leave it as is then! I have absolutely no idea what make it is or anything like that.
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• #2480
Totally forgot I had this and it's perfect for what I'm looking for. Blade is thick enough to act as a trowel
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• #2481
Your post reminds me of this forced patina- using an onion in this case
Wonder what else could be used for creating an interesting pattern... pomegranate?
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• #2482
Pictures or it never happened
I would love to have pictures. This was back before phone cams, before digital cameras, before I even owned a film camera. If I didn't have a disposable Kodak then it went unrecorded.
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• #2483
Totally forgot I had this and it's perfect for what I'm looking for. Blade is thick enough to act as a trowel
Please put shoes on.
Similarly, never shave with a straight razor in the nude.
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• #2484
From personal experience?
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• #2485
Not even going to ask why you have that.
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• #2486
No condescension before, all that does as you have shown, is cause an argument. Not the point on this thread.
My caution reply was to all reading not you specifically. Please don't part quote what I have written, quote it all. When offered a caution, as that happens, you must understand what a caution is and how that caution will affect your future. You are still innocent till proven guilty. By accepting a caution you are saying yes I am guilty.
The IT guy had a valid reason to have a locking knife on him. The officer had a suspicion and offered a caution. The officer wins a tick for solving a crime, especially a knife crime. The IT on the other hand has admitted guilt and how will the caution affect him. If you don't accept there is a whole process to follow. Why not explain that, as an ex police officer you should know it better than me.
As you and I have said know your rights. Know the implications of accepting a caution. Know the law.
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• #2488
Give me connivence or give me death? ;)
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• #2489
Would chopping fruit and veg for a bit give the same type of pattina?
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• #2490
Yep. Acidity in the fruit/veg would do it, but you wouldn’t get a specific pattern.
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• #2491
As above. The first example of this patina pattern i saw said the knife had been left in the onion for 21hrs: https://m.facebook.com/groups/2442047926?view=permalink&id=10156298911657927
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• #2492
I blacked the blades on these opinels with mustard. The first few applications left some interesting patterns, but I wanted black blades so kept at it till they were a uniform finish.
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• #2493
Sriracha Sauce works well and is easy to make a pattern with
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• #2494
I bought this NOS Sabatier chefs knife in 2015, it turned crazy colours after chopping its first onion. Wish it stayed like that.
In other good news I picked up some shears and a flattening stone from Niwaki, nice to meet the people behind that company. The bad news is my wife accidentally dropped my Murata paring knife nose down on the rented farmhouse flag stone floor....nnnnngggggggg
Was roundly condemned for running to the aid of the knife first. #knivesbeforewives
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• #2495
Way back I was given one of those, and for many years it was my only kitchen knife. Now I have several, but this is still the knife I use most of the time. It's been crushed once, left by the hob and caught fire once, the tip has been broken from dropping, and the blade has been worn away through regular use of a steel.
Still a great thing though.
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• #2496
Guess who bought a new knife or two? There was a discount on knives in Auchan (french hypermarket) so would be rude not to. The two for €40
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• #2497
Random knives at a french newsagent and tabac
The standard opinel
SAK
Random
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• #2498
Not knives, but also from the same shop
Jesus and cherubs
Pipe
Other kind of pipe
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• #2499
Oh and poppers
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• #2500
Anybody know a good tutorial for making a japanese knife handle? I have some reindeer antler for the ferrule. I need tips and tricks to make it without special tools. They look pretty straight forward but that often proves to be a potential for me to fuck it up...
A fine wire wool will brighten it a bit, however it looks like carbon steel which will not polish up in the same way that stainless does.