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Its been a while since I wrote on my blog, but here is a post from '09 about both. http://backcountrybowhunter.blogspot.com/2009/03/two-knives.html

I have seen the firesteels for sale individually at ragweedforge.com Good review, thanks a million!

Fox was trying to get up into the tree for the eggs/ young ones who had already hatched, got up a wee bit too high (especially for an animal that doesn't climb...) and fell out, breaking it's neck and jaw... egg fell out on top of Mr. Fantastic, thus no breakage.

Might also try this fellas plans. Very lightweight. Nice looking for the amount of time and money invested! http://www.riverstoneinternet.com/canoebuilding/

Recently I was doing some google research for a specific type of fire by friction- trough method. Anyway, ran across this page here: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/adsdata/PSAS_2002/pdf/vol_014/14_229_253.pdf Hope it helps!

Wow. Very cool. Not to make you all jealous or anything, but I just happen to be vacationing in the next town over next week. Might have to make a stop! Maybe get the story straight from the mouth of the creators!

Love mine. Purchased it from Ben's Backwoods, and as far as I could tell at the time, that was the only place stateside you could get Enzos. I got the birch handle kit, very sharp out of the package, went together very easily, nothing to complain about really! I'd go ahead and order a JRE...

Nice looking right there, and it also looks like it will last a long time! How did you do your stitching, machine? Looks REALLY good if it was by hand. And yes, it is addicting. You'd better watch it or your significant other will be asking why you have five sheaths for one knife!