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try http://www.yellowwood.co.uk/ :)

Friends of ours had a magnetic cat flap for a while. There are a few downsides to them......... 1. The other cats learn to get in by following your cat before the flap closes. 2. Your cat will drag home any piece of ironwork that it comes across, usually six inch nails and old tin cans...

There are some here but I have no idea what they are like. http://www.mpwoodsmith.co.uk/books.html Jon.

Joneszee reading your first post I had jumped to the wrong conclusion. Reading your second post put me straight. I offer my apologies. Welcome to BushcraftUK. Have a happy Christmas. Jon.

Selous Check out the Articles - Tutorials & Howto's on the website http://www.britishblades.com/home/articles.php?action=cat&acid=9 and Sheaths and leatherwork in the forums. http://www.britishblades.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=5 Helpful place. Ask questions ! John The...

Hello, my name is Jon and I am a Skiver .......

Leon Thanks for the rep. :) Jon.

Options: 1. Buy one. http://www.ragweedforge.com/SwedishKnifeCatalog.html is probably a good place to look. But by the time you add on postage it will cost more than the knife. 2. Get someone to make one for you. But will cost you more than the knife itself. 3. Make one yourself...

Result of Mora sheath in dishwasher experiment. Sheath: Unharmed, clean Dishwasher: Unharmed, clean Expression on Mrs Jon's face: Not amused

Hang on, I'm about to load up the dishwasher .......... I'll bung in a mora sheath and see what happens. I will be very surprised if it suffers any damage at all. let you know tomorrow !

On the subject of batoning, this makes interesting reading. http://www.barkriverknives.com/docs/batoning.pdf Jon.

Fallkniven sharpening tutorial http://www.knifeforums.com/forums/showtopic.php?tid/751826/ Bark River Knife Collector’s Association http://brkca.com/ Convex sharpening the BRCKA way lots of info in Bark River forum on Knifeforums. All the knives they make have the same convex edge as a...

http://www.leprevo.co.uk/straps.html B004 is natural veg tan B007 is dyed black or brown. The straps are about 44 inches long. The good bit is you tell them how wide you want the strap. priced pro rata ie, a 2½" strap = price of a 1" strap x 2.5 I bought a 4 inch wide natural...

Same idea from a nursery in Salisbury, Wiltshire. Posted on British Blades site last week. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/11/13/nnursery13.xml It would be nice to see this trend growing. :)

Mine arrived safe and sound this morning. Thanks.