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My views are still quite undecided as throughout my course i meet many different people all with different views, they all have a good argument for it too :rolleyes: at the moment they are- Q1, Should footpaths cross farmland? it depends on the land use and the terain. no point in walking...

Thanks to all who helped :You_Rock_ :You_Rock_ iv got all the answers i need now! Edd :)

Thanks alot, just what im after :)

Im in the middle of doing an assignment about rights of way for my Countryside management course, problem is i could do with some input form uses of right of way. this is where you guys come in to the rescue all i need is you to be a user of footpaths and the like and answer a few questions...

no i dont mind at all, make sure you get supple leather tho. :D

thanks guys :) i think if i were to do this again i would just add one more piece of leather into the welt. i did think about a box and wet forming but - box to complex- has to be simple and small as possible leather is a bit of nubuck so it dosent wet form very well, its very soft...

Lord Farquhar's Wren is a great little blade, i have one in splatted beach. tho with nice burl wood it would look stunning :)

posted this on BB but thought you guys might like to see it too. :) http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16959 It was late and i had a bit to drink:rolleyes: when i got an idea for a pouch for my spoon knife, 30 min later i had made this =...

lol :lmao: might just have to try something simular soon :rolleyes: ;)

thats very nice

yey :D :D :D

i think martyn said that to go to the next limit its a big increase :(

yikes same here must be getting a lot of vistors

love the plum wood, very nice. did you heat treat the knife yourself??

this is very sad news. my mother was on the tube system this time yesterday, it scares me to much to think about what could of happend. i hope that every one here and there familiys are ok. my thoughts are with the people involved

yer it is a good laugh. the best bit is when he goes on the hunt at the junk pile of cars. he just goes nuts, smashing everything in site.

good link thanks.

the top one is a Alan Wood 'Tamarack' bushcraft knife in 01. the middle one is a Lord Farquhar 'wren' with o1 steel, splated beach and dark brown sheath. bottom one is a spyderco UKPN for size comparision.

oh and i have been told the reason alan does this hollow grind. it because many of the woodlores he has made have had to be reground due to improper sharpening so to solve this he made the edge slightly hollow.

I have a Alan Wood knife and the edge is the same. well ground the same but is v v sharp all the way along the blade. dont spray the sheath with anything you could desryoy the fit. it will wear into a perfect fit it just takes time. womble i dont think there is a requirement, it just the way...