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:o): All right then, I'll try to get me ar** into gear :roll:

well, .... :embarasse .... I have kind of started.... :roll:

I know that I have some links to several moc makers in the states, but just can't find them at the moment, but you can try to look here http://www.nativetech.org/clothing/moccasin/moctext.html http://www.nativetech.org/clothing/moccasin/mocinstr.html

I had a norwegian guy on a bowhunters course (IBEP = International Bowhunters Education Program) that I was instructing a couple of years ago. He works in some European Space Program in the Netherlands, and told me that you have some pretty stiff requirements to be able to hunt at your place Emile ?

What Paganwolf said about the differences. I have never heard that about linseed oil with regard to being water soluble, and certainly not about it being a lousy finish. After all linseed oil was traditionally one of the engredients used for the very highly regarded French Polish (although...

:rolmao: I'm gonna use my Ajungilak Tyin Elite and a Jerven Fjellduken - that should do it no matter what the temperature :o):

Tyin models are good, so it might work Johan :-P

hmmm... bad boy :roll: better leave the beers untill after you've torched the guy :f:

Yeah, real viking gorp always give you lots of gas :shock: Johan, I will email the pic of your bag to a few noggin army people that I know, to get their oppinion.

:o): :nana: don't worry. On the news this morning they said that the long term prognosis indicated that it would be a mild winter. I guess that's a 50/50 chance - those weather men can't be trusted for long term predictments. Guess that you can expect anything between 0 - minus 20 C, although...

Gismo, I am glad that the knife arrived safely, and that you like it. Thanks :biggthump ...... same here :?: :roll:

Jeelan. I have never handled a Woodlore knife, so I can't comment on that one. It is also quite a long time since I last handled Fällkniven knives with their original handles, but as far as I remember the H1 has got a slightly larger handle than the F1. I have however handled a lot of the blade...

Chris, did you have to readjust any of the canes to adjust the tiller, or did the bow come out perfectly without doing any readjustments ? Nice tutorial by the way :biggthump

Howdy Johan :biggthump

More or less a gimmic ! I've seen them carve soft iron and the spine on a scandi knife, but they will break if you drop them on concrete or a stone.

Hamba Kahle - go well, and enjoy yourself :biggthump As Squidders said you surely do know how to rub it in :shock:

:D hmmmm..... let's see what we can do about that :roll:

Knife is sold ! Thanks mate :biggthump

That's the one they burned down to the ground in 1992 ! (Fantoft Stavkirke, just searched the web for it and found out that it was build in 1150) It has been restored, or actually a copy has been built.

Poncho or a Fjellduken