stromeng leuku

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Anyone know where is the best place to buy one of these?its the 8 or 9 inch blade? thanks..
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Bardster

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Apr 28, 2005
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Got mine from attlebourough too - very very nice - could almost replace my axe....
I tend to use it for brush clearing whilst looking for arrows at field shoots - because it fits in my quiver its very sheeple friendly - more so than my machete.
 

Graham_S

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Feb 27, 2005
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i love it. it's very weildy and easy to use. it's very sharp, holds a fantastic edge and is fairly lightweight and yet has a fantastic chopping ability. i've used it to chop down saplings and make spoons. and pretty much everything inbetween
have you noticed that i like it? :D
 

akraven

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Dec 18, 2004
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Not to hijack the thread but anybody have any thoughts comparing this Leuku to the Iisakki Järvenpää leauku? I found an old post of Hoodoo's that mention he likes the Stromeng better. Anybody else have any thoughts? akraven
 

philaw

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Nov 27, 2004
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This seems like a semi-approriate place to say that I just ordered a leuku blade from Brisa that was down from 16 to 10 euros in their monthly special offers. Look for 'special offers' near the bottom of the main menu.

I can't wait to get that baby handled-up and show a piece of bamboo that it's life's purpose is to be my fishing rod. :D
 

Graham_S

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Feb 27, 2005
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it's a scandi grind, so just hone flat. and i just strop it on either my starkie or my belt.
funnily enough i got mine in norway too.
 

Wayland

Hárbarðr
arctic hobo said:
That reminds me, how did your Norway tour go?

Awesome....... 4000miles through some amazing wilderness in places.

I bought a hand made Sapmi knife with an amazing kolrussed scabbard (not one of the usual tourist monkey metal ones) which has now become my full time bushcraft knife.

I got hold of loads of useful materials like elk antler and reindeer leather which are like rocking horse droppings in the UK.

Then I spent a month working here

They've asked me to go again next year, what do you think?
 

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Wayland

Hárbarðr
Tor helge said:
Wayland

Is the seax the same as you had (unfinished) at Borg earlier this year.
It looks like an awesome knife.
Do you have other pics of it ?

Tor

Hi Tor

Yes it is, I have other shots but I haven't edited them down to a sensible size for the web yet. That's another thing to add to my list of jobs :rolleyes:

It was good to meet you, if only briefly. Everything was kind of crazy when you arrived with about a dozen things happening at once. By the time things calmed down I couldn't find you again. I hope I didn't seem rude.

Did you have a good day?
 

Tor helge

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May 23, 2005
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Yes Wayland I had a good day.
Ran around trying to get a glimt of everything that was going on. Not an easy task with a child and others who have their own agenda :) .
I have you on video by the way. I filmed the archery contest (and some other stuff).
I wish I had more time at Borg but I was on my way to the next stop, Steigen and the saga days there.
Looking forward to see the other pics of the seax.
:beerchug:

Tor
 

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