The why's and wherefores' of cleaning a new pocket knife. Case Canoe Inlays: Amber Bone with Peach Seed Jig Steel: Chrome Vanadium Pattern: 62131 CV Model: 00263
My wife will never understand what it's about collecting knives 😮all I know is I have been hooked for 60 plus years be safe and healthy and GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸
That is the model Canoe I bought my Dad for Christmas a couple of years ago. I thought it was so nice I decided to buy my first case knife (Sod Buster Jr) . Now about 100 knives later 😂 I finally bought my own Case Canoe but I got the pocket worn grey bone. I sharpened my Dads Canoe a few months back. He has quite the Patina on it now. Thanks Tom.
Thanks for the tutorial on how you clean knives. Also think the canoe pattern is worth exploring. I have some Rough Riders Desert Fox knives -- hunter, trapper and barlow. I will check it out and see if they have a matching one in the canoe pattern. Would be a great intro to the canoe.
You're welcome, David. The Canoe's biggest plus is that the curve of the bolster covers the blade tangs. Easy to put in/take out of your pocket, and it doesn't cause wear on your pocket. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Well… it looks like Lee’s knife booth is a dangerous place! 🤣🤣 That’s a beauty Tom! Congrats on your new Canoe. Love the blade etch! Happy Wednesday! Cheers, Dubya
The canoe pattern seems to ride nicely in the pocket for myself! That sure is a beautiful knife ❤ I have a Buck canoe.. may have to pick one of those Case canoes up 😊 Thanks for sharing this brother
Thanks for showing the cleaning process. Enjoyed the short story time. You're not kidding about that knife bug. The spot on the blade could be from the grinder getting the blade too hot. I had a Case stainless steel blade that had a sport like that. Thanks for sharing!
Wow it is a small world I have went to other states and met people that used to live in my hometown and things. Love that canoe I picked one up myself about a week ago. Thanks brother for the process sharing
That is a gorgeous Canoe Tom. That is an awesome thing to have happen with your niece, it isa small world for sure. You folks take care, stay safe, stay healthy, have fun and God Bless brother
Sometimes the gritty feeling is coming from the back springs and back spring pin. Once the back spring pin and springs are cleaned and oiled the action improves from use.👍
Nice little canoe 😊
My wife will never understand what it's about collecting knives 😮all I know is I have been hooked for 60 plus years be safe and healthy and GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸
Wow, 60 years! I'm sure you have a great collection. I've only been into it for about 7 years. Thanks for watching, Howard.
Great find Tom! Love that amber bone! Thanks for sharing my friend!
You're welcome, John! Thanks for watching, my friend. Keep charging!
Great video Tom! Some good stuff! Love that Canoe! Appreciate you sharing!
You're welcome, David! I appreciate you watching, my friend.
That’s a very nice looking canoe, I love the bone on that one. Nice story and knife clean up. Have a great day Tom! 👊
And you have a Delightful Day, my friend. I'm gravitating to the canoe more and more. Thanks for watching, and Keep Charging!
Really nice canoe. I have really been loving the pattern a lot lately myself. Another excellent video my friend!
I just watched your video, and like you, I really like this amber bone. Thanks for watching, my friend. Keep charging!
Beautiful pickup of an American classic Case knife. Nice cleanup Tom, congrats on a "new" knife.
Thanks, bdh! You have a Delightful Day, my friend.
Great find Tom!!!! Love the clean up you do on them!!!
Thanks, Jesse! The ultrasonic cleaner sure make short work of it. Thanks for watching, my friend. Keep charging!
Great looking Canoe. Thanks for sharing it. Live Long Prosper and Collect Your Own Way!
You're welcome, Stan! I appreciate you stopping by, my friend. Keep charging!
It’s great that you went back to Lee after we all separated!! Too funny about your niece, it is a small world for sure!! Thanks for sharing brother!!
You're welcome, Jerry. The memories that were made that night! Priceless. Thanks for watching, Big J. Keep charging.
That is the model Canoe I bought my Dad for Christmas a couple of years ago. I thought it was so nice I decided to buy my first case knife (Sod Buster Jr) . Now about 100 knives later 😂 I finally bought my own Case Canoe but I got the pocket worn grey bone. I sharpened my Dads Canoe a few months back. He has quite the Patina on it now. Thanks Tom.
You're welcome, Dean. I'm sure your father enjoys and cherishes that wonderful gift. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Thanks for the tutorial on how you clean knives. Also think the canoe pattern is worth exploring. I have some Rough Riders Desert Fox knives -- hunter, trapper and barlow. I will check it out and see if they have a matching one in the canoe pattern. Would be a great intro to the canoe.
You're welcome, David. The Canoe's biggest plus is that the curve of the bolster covers the blade tangs. Easy to put in/take out of your pocket, and it doesn't cause wear on your pocket. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Well… it looks like Lee’s knife booth is a dangerous place! 🤣🤣 That’s a beauty Tom! Congrats on your new Canoe. Love the blade etch! Happy Wednesday! Cheers, Dubya
You have to hang on to your wallet whenever you are within the gravitational pull of Lee! He'll get you for sure. lol. Thanks for watching, Dubya!
The canoe pattern seems to ride nicely in the pocket for myself! That sure is a beautiful knife ❤
I have a Buck canoe.. may have to pick one of those Case canoes up 😊
Thanks for sharing this brother
I've carried a Buck canoe many times. It's a really handy pattern that doesn't get enough recognition. Thanks for watching, my friend.
Thanks for showing the cleaning process. Enjoyed the short story time. You're not kidding about that knife bug. The spot on the blade could be from the grinder getting the blade too hot. I had a Case stainless steel blade that had a sport like that. Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome, P&P! Thanks for the info about the blade. I appreciate you stopping by. Keep charging, my friend.
Fantastic knife, buddy👍
It's a great addition, for sure. Thanks for watching, David!
Wow it is a small world I have went to other states and met people that used to live in my hometown and things. Love that canoe I picked one up myself about a week ago. Thanks brother for the process sharing
It's a small world after all! I appreciate you stopping by, my friend.
Very cool! Great video 👍
Thanks, Jeremy! I appreciate you watching, my friend.
Another great video, I just started cleaning and restoring, I use women's round makeup cotton pads to wipe out the inside. Have a good one ✌️😎 Don
Thanks, Diecast. You have a Delightful Day, my friend. Good suggestion to use the cotton pads.
That is a gorgeous Canoe Tom. That is an awesome thing to have happen with your niece, it isa small world for sure.
You folks take care, stay safe, stay healthy, have fun and God Bless brother
And you have a Delightful Day, Jeff! It was a fun experience all around. Thanks for watching, my friend.
@@knifedelights7473 so far my day has gone pretty good. Awesome! You are very welcome my friend.
That is the only Case canoe that I own at this point. Glad it came out clean as a whistle!
Isn't the bone just fantastic? Thanks for watching, my friend. Keep charging!
Beautiful knife. Great information.
Thanks, Hillbilly! I appreciate you dropping by, my friend.
That is a nice knife
Thanks, Kathleen! I appreciate you watching, my friend.
Sometimes the gritty feeling is coming from the back springs and back spring pin. Once the back spring pin and springs are cleaned and oiled the action improves from use.👍
You are right once again, Gizmo! Thanks for chiming in, my friend.
Beauty knife!!!
Thanks, Radar! I appreciate you watching, my friend.
#CanoeCrew. Nice knife. And cool story. Thanks.
Thanks, Pocket EDC! I appreciate you watching, and keep charging, my friend.
I’m first Yay! I also have one of those and it’s a peach
Congrats on being 1st! lol. Yes, it is a great knife. Thanks for watching, Terrill. God Bless.