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Myself and a mate used to have six ferrets between us that were part of a rabbiting team. We could be found early mornings during the winter out in the fields with pockets full of ferrets, my two lurchers and a trio of Harris Hawks. When all went well we were an efficient team, when not so well...

I’ve always done things a little differently. When I get an order for a knife, after all the design stuff and little tweaks here and there, I make the knife and sheath and post it to the client. They then get to play, use, fiddle with and generally abuse it, it’s only a tool like a hammer or...

We’ve already got it, it’s called Scalextric!

Liking that a lot, Hamish, looks to be a damn sight better made than some of the Aussie offerings. That’s a superb piece on antler on the band!

PM sent, cheers

Any of the Naniwa pro (used to be called Chosera) stones will serve you well if you're thinking of freehand sharpening. They're not cheap, but wear very slowly, especially the green 400 grit one, and will last for ages. Classic case of you get what you pay for!

Good looking axe that Hamish, the woodwork ain't too shabby either!

Dodgerdog, when someone buys one off knives and comes back with good words like that, it makes it all worthwhile! Thanks a lot Mate!

A weekend bump and price reduction

A weekend bump and price reduction

A weekend bump and price reduction

Ramshorn skinner or utility knife. 15n20 blade 110mm long, 220mm overall. Vegtan sheath with an "antique leather" finish which I'm not sure really works but holds the knife securely. All ready to go. £80 to your door. (Apologies for the rubbish pictures, it's hacking down here so they were all...

Sambar Stag and 1095 hunter with hamon. 100mm blade, 210mm overall. Fileworked blade. Solid vegtan sheath. This one feels very comfortable in the hand and should be an ideal worker. All ready to go. £110 to your door. (Apologies for the rubbish pictures, it's hacking down here so they were all...

SOLD...SOLD...SOLD Well, it's been a while since I finished anything, but here goes! First up is a Broken Back Seax. 240mm blade of wrought iron and carbon steel, etched to display the grainy iron. 130mm handle of antler and wrought iron decorated with a ring and dot pattern. The veg tan...

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