One thing to be aware of: the 1095 steel performs wonderfully, but it can rust if you’re not careful…the blade needs to be kept oiled, or watched carefully, as with any carbon steel blade.
My question is this. Is the primary watchfulness needed after use, say after meat or veggies prep? Or does it rust, as you said, "just looking at it?" By that I mean whenever the blade is not in use, stored in a drawer or knife case?
BTW, I'm learning a little more from researching this TJK knife. It has a chisel edge. This has been interesting stuff to read about so far.
Thanks for any help on this 1095 steel.
PMC wrote:The only three ESEE knives I own. Can't think of a job needing a knife that one of these could not handle. I've only used the smaller 3 for some kitchen duty. The 6 has seen the most over the last six years I have owned it. The 1095 steel is very easy to keep sharp. Keep them oiled cause 1095 likes to rust just looking at it.
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