What is the best way to your store old sak?

Marlo84 · 2025-05-03T09:38:44+00:00

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hwa63

Elsinox

Ja, ist ein interessanter Bericht.

Jetzt, könnte man doch noch weiterforschen. Eventuell würde Sauerstoff-Entzug auch noch was bringen. Und jetzt kommt der das Vakuumieren ins Spiel. Zusammen mit dem Bericht würde das ja dann dazu führen, dass diese Messer in Beuteln vakuumiert im Tiefkühlschrank den Rindsfilet Konkurrenz machen. Wer möchte das? Neben dem weiteren Aspekt, denn du bereits angeführt hast "Weinschrank" und so 🙂 🙂

29roadie

Marlo84 If oxygen is the problem might I suggest you simply get a glass container and fill it with a heavier than oxygen gas such as Argon?

It will fill the container like water. Keep the knife in that container. I would suggest using a jar standing upright. Maybe flat sided so you could display it on a shelf. A spice or olive jar possibly? I’d put a lid on it to keep air turbulence from causing it to spill out. I say Argon just because it’s widely available and very common. I have a very large compressed bottle in my shop attached to my welder. You’d need to do your own research but I would think the Argon might stay in the container if it’s glass with a lid on it for quite a long time. You need to determine that. A simple test would also be to lower a lit match into the jar. It will instantly go out at the level of Argon. Just a thought.

Marian74

Elsinox In what period were the degrading celluloids made? I mean, so as to exclude only those from the collection and not endanger the rest.

Elsinox

Marian74 Es betrifft halt nicht alle Messer/Schalen aus der Zeit. Aber ich denke es war sicher ab Ende 30-er Jahre bis MItte 50-er Jahre. Aber eine Aussortierung ist schwierig, weil nicht alle aus dieser Zeit betroffen sind. Und teilweise zersetzen sich die Schalen erst nach langer Zeit "Stillstand".

Zanza

hwa63

…as long has they have the parts to do it..
Two years ago, I sent two knives to Ibach and one was a Wenger 710: nice example but with the inner spring of blades and corkscrew broken.😂

They fixed the Victorinox knife but sadly couldn't repair the Wenger, no more parts available

MichaelRothenpieler

Zanza evtl ein Messer zum Ausschlachten auf dem Zweitmarkt suchen und dann zur Reparatur mitschicken

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