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Welcome back, Felix!🎉❤

Gunny Glide lube and KPL lube are the highest end lubes for knives and have graphene in them

Thanks For Sharing Your Olis & Tips Alex, Much Enjoyed This Friend ! ATB T God Bless

Habe einiges über Öle gelernt. Gutes Video!

Hi Felix. Danke noch einmal - das war ja super - so ein sueper Idee. Bleib gesund. LG. Nigel

Thanks Felix, you can lubricate anything this way

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G'day Felix. Thank you for a great video. In regards to your syringe trick, you can buy blunt needles called a Drawing Up needle, which are much safer. Alternatively, you can buy small (around 30ml) soft plastic bottles with a blunt needle applicator at most art and craft stores. I have been using these for years when cleaning and lubricating fishing reels. Thanks.

MD here. While attaching the needle to the syringe, give it a half turn before removing its cover. You' ll need pliers to remove it afterwards, no way it disconnects by accident and spill oil everywhere. Thank you very much for this very informative video.

Really great! Thanks for this trick. I’m from Canada and I have sadly discovered your channel only couple days ago, and I really like your content.

As always an awesome video! But let me add something you might be not aware of. There exists a more toolbox like similar solution. I know it as "Geizhals Tropfenöler", you also will find it on Wikipedia as "Punktöler". Still available in aluminium and and even stainless steel. My one-stop solution were oil is needed, not only folding knifes. :-)

this needle would work well on fishing reels too.

Mineral oil is food safe... that's what I use on my knives and on my wooden cutting boards.... any hardware store or drug store should have it... it's cheap like borst... couple of bucks per litre...

You have given me something to think about, I already have Victorinox Multi-Tool Oil but when it runs out I know a good option now. 😁

I appreciate your efforts for the knife community, but I won't always repeat everything after someone. I have three types of Finish line bicycle grease - ceramic, Teflon, synthetic. There are also several types of other technical lubricants - synthetic, Teflon, silicone. I have a spray for degreasing brake discs, which I use to wash the knife bearings, and dust spray. I use synthetics for the liner-lock and bearings, and to protect against moisture, I wipe some parts with silicone spray. I haven't watched your SAK cleaning video yet, but if I ever need to clean a Victorinox SAK, I'll use my wife's ultrasonic cleaner.

15 years ago I got gifted the classic. 58 mm. I use it multiple times a day every day. That’s the one. I can usually not get arrested for entering buildings w it

hi, help me find a solution...block the blade of a knife in opening...that doesn't block...even with a paracord cord on a utility knife😮😮

Great information, Felix!

that is beautiful you are a genius

Camelia oil is around for hundreds of years, but the Japanese mostly use fixed blade knives - I'm not sure, how well it works on folding knives. I tried it and so far I have no complaints. Use it on wooden handles and chopping boards as well. The syringe trick is very useful - for safety you should grind a steeper angle and rounded edges to the tip. BTW: if a spray oil is your favorite, you can use the syringe too - just spray some oil into a small container and suck it up. My special trick: if you want to apply only a tiny droplet, place the tip on the designated spot while holding the syringe at the 'pusher', then DO NOT PUSH, just cover the syringe body with your fingers and the oil will expand from the warmth

Just use mineral oil

I designed 91mm SAK knife guards to slip over the large and small blades during cleaning. When the SAK is covered in soap, it's too easy to slip and cut yourself on the exposed blades. These covers make the process much safer and I've found I clean my knives more frequently now. You can find these covers to download for free on Printables.

Great info Felix! In some places, hypodermic needles aren't easily available (or are illegal to have without a medical authorization). Syringe tips that are um-sharpened or made of soft plastic, called "dispensing tips," are also available.

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Hi master Felix. I use my needle too. Is more efficient.👍

What app on phone was used to find angle. The exact app

Here is a idea for a follow up video...but the oils in the frezzer and show if its still a liquid or like glue...ir worst case like a solid block. I was doing a Test mission in -18 and my gear got useless because of that...thats why you test things :-) Greatz from Germany and have a nice Day opo

You forget to mention some oil or lubricants eat up the plastic scales. I have some knives in my collection that are ruined by a lubricant. Probably silicon based. I forgotten, but it has softened the handles and made them all sticky.😢

IMHO all you need is any food safe light oil. Not vegetable oil as all will go rancid. So food safe mineral oil is perfect. Anything else is just snake oil. I use baby oil, because that's what I have in the house. 😂👍

You can get Japanese Camelia oil also very inexpensivly, if you don’t by it from a knife company, but as an ingredient for making soap 😊 I got my 200ml bottle for 20€ on Amazon.

I do this exact same thing but I take a diamond sharpener and take that super sharp tip off the needle.

Ballistol attacks the brass, but it's safe for the knife?

Danke Felix! genau so mach ich es - Spezial Hack: es gibt auch stumpfe Nadeln, damit kann man den Tropfen dann noch genauer platzieren und eine Nadelstichverletzung ausschliessen! :) lg aus Graz

Kamelienöl mit Abstand das beste und wenn man es bei asiatischen Läden kauft ( in D) auch nicht teuer ( 10 Euro 250 ml)

Another great video! Hoppes used to sell a small oil bottle with needle applicator. A few things to note when using medical syringes. First, be safe, of course don’t use needles someone has used before with blood. Don’t try to put caps on needles as you can stick yourself. Dispose of them in a thick plastic jug like a detergent bottle, and label it “sharps.” Needles come in different gauges with smaller or larger openings, so be aware of that.

Consulto desde Argentina. Como la herramienta se ensuciara, no es conveniente algun lubricante seco, como el grafito, TFT, disulfuro de molibdemo, silicona, etc ?

Awesome! thank you Felix. I keep thinking of other uses I can use this to oil. You should be Professor Felix.

I clean and oil using interdental brushes (size 2, mainly).

Great video. I like the Japanese oil too.

Singer oil meant for sewing machines, works wonders!!! That's my choice.

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Just a safety note for those syringe needles. I worked with them a lot when I was a researcher and people think you should put the plastic cap back on after use but you are actually not supposed to d this at all. Most needlestick injuries are caused by people trying to put the cap back on and missing. If you really need to put the cap back on to reuse the needle later (which you obviously don't do in research/medical settings), please be very careful and do it very slowly. It sounds stupid but a lot of people get needlestick injuries this way.

👋🔥✌ Hello, Felix. Thank you very much 👍!!!