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The Benchmade Community Forums Discussion Knives & Rescue Tools Blade Coating food safe? Topic ClosedGo | New | Find | Notify | Tools |
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Hey all, Does anyone know if the BC-1 coating on the 14205 or any coatings from Benchmade are food safe? I noticed some of the coating from the 14205 was gone after cutting some food. I am a bit worried... | ||
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The coatings on knives are generally chemically inert. Wouldn't want to eat a cup of the stuff, but the small amounts on a blade are of negligible import as to health. Same goes with lubricants - they may taste terrible, but the small amounts on a knife are of negligible import as to health. | |||
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| ""The Un-Sheeple" "Swiss Watches, Exotic Cowboy Boots, Custom & Production Knives, Sunglasses and Cigars Enthusiast"  |
Is this like the teflon coating on frying pans?  My wife throw away all teflon coated frying pans when they started to peel. Now we use SS frying pan with alot of grapeseed oil for cooking.  __________________________ * Allen Elishewitz Preservation Society Founding Member #3 * Brotherhood of the 420 & Viceroy of the Knights of the Gravitator Member * Lum Lunatics Charter Member #15 * President of the Gentleman Society for the Preservation of the 960 Innova * Boomerangs 'n Butterflies: An Osborne Alliance Member #2 * Blackwood Society member #610 Red, Blue and Black Class, Pre-Productions, Limited Editions | |||
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I haven't noticed anything wierd at all after using coated blades on my food prep, and another thing, I haven't noticed anything wierd at all after using my coated blades on food prep.  *********************** -Drew Make a life not a living... | 520 | 522 |800s | 812s | 812s CF | 806-901 | 806-901sbk | 806sbk-CF| 140HS | 710-801 | 610 | 615 | 6150 | 943 | | |||
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Nah, you'll be ok. Time to buy a new 14205 though. | |||
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The Un-Sheeple  |
Yeah, yer cool. I've been using mine for years, and other than a screw or two loose, no ill effects. -Jon Sixburgh,PA | |||
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Smart move! ...and those teflon and silverstone coated pans, when overheated... will kill (almost immediately) any pet bird(s) you might have, if they're nearby. You might tell this to any friends of yours, if they do keep birds. Fwiw.  | |||
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