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    Hi, I made some suggestions regarding your frost's Mora re-handling question. Check the thread...

    Hi, I made some suggestions regarding your frost's Mora re-handling question. Check the thread for the updates, might be helpful to you. All the best, JH
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    Removing a clipper handle?

    Found some resources you might find helpful. This first thread Depicts my second attempt at a Mora rehandling project. http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=40662&p=531486&highlight=#post531486 This is a thread depicting x-rays of mora handles to give you an idea of what the tangs...
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    Removing a clipper handle?

    I have removed the handles on several of the old Moras, and the clipper is essentially the same. I just used a hack saw, and sawed through it at the mid point. Then position the knife vertically and saw towards the blade. The blade is a b*gger to rehandle, but it can be done, and can give...
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    TANGO DSK survival blade

    Great looking survival knives, and a fantastic idea. What sort of size are we talking? Are you going to put them up for sale? How many will you make in total?
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    General Bushcraft Knife

    JonathanD is absolutely right. The scandi grind can chip quite easily when dressing out large game. But if, like me, the largest animal you're likely to be dealing with is a rabbit or wood pigeon I would go with O1 Scandi grind. They're simple, easy to sharpen, hold terrific edges and are really...
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    SY Deregulator Sheath

    Sweet. Did u wet form at any point? Josh
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    2nd Frost's Mora Modification

    Sounds great FGYT. Would love to see pics. I have a few ideas I might have to run past people before I get started on my next birch ply handle. I've just got a job lot of moras through the mail, and I'm itching to pull em apart. JH
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    2nd Frost's Mora Modification

    Thanks for posting. Great tip about the antler! I'll have to give it a try. Thanks again. JH
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    2nd Frost's Mora Modification

    they're stunning. I especially like the antler. I was thinking of working with it myself, but have no experience and am just learning how to use wood! You've sold me on the hidden tang though, I will definitely give it a go. I have 4 Moras on their way, do you think the stubby tang will be held...
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    2nd Frost's Mora Modification

    I've tried that but I always end up chaveling the opening so that the tang doesn't sit nice and cleanly in the rebate. Would you then put a ferule on? Is it worth grinding the tang slightly narrower so that the join is hidden? Would love to see a example of your work. I might be wrong but I've...
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    Mystery....fungus...egg....stu ff??

    Why would it have us banned? Any more so than having a debate on flat grind vs Convex? or Stainless vs Carbon? These are ideas, opinions, why should we hide them or keep them private? I have read much on the subject of evolution since I was a boy, but have yet to find anything which...
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    Mystery....fungus...egg....stu ff??

    This is just one of many reasons why I'll never believe that life evolved! Talk about science fiction. This is beautiful.
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    2nd Frost's Mora Modification

    I loved the birch ply because of it's silvery whiteness; the only problem I've found is that because the grain is so open the metal filings from the faux tang and the brass bolts clogged the grain and made it look dirty. That's why I had to use walnut oil, as it made the dirtyness look...
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    Shaping Handles.

    Join British Blades and feast on the wealth of tutorials there! There's nothing you can ask which they haven;t got the answer to! It's a knife makers paradise.
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    woodies

    £85 is excellent money for what looks like a very sturdy and capable tool.