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Old 11-09-2018, 06:29 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by homoe View Post
A cheap way to keep carbon steel knives and axes lubricated and rust-free is to use common store-bought Mineral Oil or Petroleum Jelly.


Petroleum Jelly can also be used in other ways for bushcrafting. Petroleum Jelly combined with cotton balls makes a great tinder that's easily ignited with the spark of a firesteel. And with all these sparks flying about should a romantic encounter happen, all the better....
you can use bee's wax or candle wax . good thoughts homoe
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