Chopper said:Bugger I really wanted to order one of those.
That one is really a one of a kind. I sent him the antler for it. Allan really did a superb job. Great knifemaker but not much good at the business end.
Chopper said:Bugger I really wanted to order one of those.
rapidboy said:Afraid i still haven't got around to finishing mine yet
Along with some other unfinished projects , it has a very nice tapererd tang.
Draven said:Nice knives
I've always wondered, how does a Nessmuk perform in the field? It seems that a lot of people own them, but most of what I've seen people using tend to be something with a profile similar to the Clipper/Woodlore (or thereabouts).
michiel said:Great posts guys. I never thougt I would buy the double bit axe, because you can't baton them. But the more I look at them, the more I like them. I love Osage Orange and maple so I think I'll be checking out Lee Reeves' site.
Michiel
Schwert said:Well that is a grand present. Every time I use my Reeves ax I think I should send him off a request for the single bit. His forge work is just too amazing to believe. Once you use the ax you can just feel the perfect grind angles working in your favor. The very smooth transitions from the edge to the eye are a joy to use....I am quite sure you will like that ax.
Penvisser, As far as I know there are no nesmuk blade available commercially. You can get a custom knfemaker to make one for you, or you can get a Russell Harrington Buffalo skinner or Sheep skinner blades and modify them. They are a good value.penvisser said:Does anyone know where can i get a nesmuk blade blank?
Best regards,
Penvisser
beowolf762 said:Penvisser, As far as I know there are no nesmuk blade available commercially. You can get a custom knfemaker to make one for you, or you can get a Russell Harrington Buffalo skinner or Sheep skinner blades and modify them. They are a good value.
penvisser said:Does anyone know where can i get a nesmuk blade blank?
Best regards,
Penvisser