Recent content by psy.

I'd like to add that we learn english from a very early age.

I found a box full of knifemaking supplies, several blades, some leather and other stuff. At least that's what I'll be telling my wife...

sned to sped

Made me spit that :rofl:

Magnifying the window, it looks like tool marks in the top right hole. Almost threaded by appearance. To me they look machined, milled or something. Or maybe it is just the pattern in the stone.

That is beautifully crafted. The end looks very non slip. I think it will be used a lot. It says it wants to.:)

Interesting. Thanks for sharing. I wish I had come up with the fishing net theory because that was smart, but now I would have to go with something else. Maybe it has something to do with textile crafts - making cord, braids or a portable weaving device. I obviously have no real clue but it...

1. Archery (Long Bow) (with live Targets) 2. Archery (Cross Bow) (with live Targets) 3. sitting by the fire and drinking (tea, coffee, wine, rum, beer, whatever you fancy, it's a pretty laid back sort of event) 4. 100m hurdles over poles whittled from hazel and twined with nettle cordage 5...

Maybe you could ask the same question to the pipesmokers here? http://www.smokersforums.co.uk/ Just a thought. :) I only produce maybe 2 empty tins a year with that air tight lid I assume you want so I am of little help.

Topknot - That is just beautiful. The finish is superb.

I bet Martyn is happy that he disabled the function that he was sent an email everytime a member tried and failed to log in.

:lmao: That must be the direct opposite of a bushcrafter.

Only going for a 15 min walk with the dog is NOT a reason not to gear up. Oh oh an can I be November Bob, when all the animals put on 20% of the body weight to get through winter. ETA: Being a new guy I later realised that someone actually might take me seriously, but don't. I just took...

Here's a tutorial for leather handled knives. They are very comfortable and I think they are good looking too. :) https://www.brisa.fi/portal/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=20&Itemid=15

Some really good ones there. Kudos to you for taking the time and being so dedicated. They do learn from a good maker, Alf. :)