Recent content by PederVisti

Thanks alot :) The zebrano and bocote are glued yes, and the wedges are glued to the inside of the hole but not directly to the tang. I am still finetuning and testing this construction method, but so far it has worked very well for the knives i have made this way.

Hello, just finished this knife, and i thought i would post it here, not the usual bushcrafty content, but i thought you might like it! It's a short petty, 113mm blade, and 113mm handle. The blade is o2, and the handle is zebrano and bocote, the wedges are ash. The handle is octagonal, but...

Bump with a price drop to £150 / €170 /dkk 1250

Bump with a price drop to £90 / €100 /dkk 750

Thanks alot! Thank you, btw. your bow is still holding up strong!

Here is the latest to come out of the shop a smaller axe with good packability and control This axe was forged entirely by hand, and the haft handcarved from a locally sourced piece of ash. Here are some specifications: Edge length is 76mm (3") - total length is 375mm (14,8") - weight is 555...

Hello, this axe is now going up for sale, i did a work in progress on it over in the edged tools subforum (http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=141510) This axe was forged entirely by hand, and the haft handcarved from a locally sourced piece of ash. Here are some specifications...

A simple axe mask to go with it:

Thanks alot! it basically means to hot cut a hole in the axe with a hot cut chisel, after that the eye is forged on a series of, so called, drifts (mandrels) to get the final shape!

Thanks alot! I have been toying with the idea to start selling these, hopefully soon!

Ask and ye shall receive!: Edge length is 100mm (4") - total length is 475mm (18,7") - weight is 885 grams (just under 2 pounds) The head is forged from a solid block of mild steel, with a slit and drifted eye. The edge has a laminated ck60 cutting edge. The haft is ash from the local...

Now the bit is sharp!

The "body" of the axe is mild steel and the edge has a forgewelded ck60 insert, thanks! This one is made from a solid block of steel, with the hole slit and drifted through it!

A bit of contouring:

Thank you! Here is the progress on the handle so far: