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Depending on width fitting, if Robbie doesn't go for them I am interested.

Hope you are well and recovery quickly.

You don't need that for a DSC1. Don't worry about it.

I live not far away and Andy (the other instructor) is a friend of mine. I have stalked there with Andy in the past. I would say an open mind is the best thing, all will be taught from what he has told me. If you want to take it further Andy also does the DSC1 qualification. Take appropriate...

Excellent. I have been grouse shooting once in the UK and the politics make it a very different activity from over in Scandinavia. Time spent out in nature understanding what you are part of is an immense experience. Yours looks great. Thanks for sharing.

I am hoping Heinnie put the proficient in 50% black friday again this year. I uuhmmed and ahhed too long last year

Stupidly sold my second years ago for peanuts. Tony sorted me out recently. In terms of grind and grip, it is my favourite knife for all but full on butchering.

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Royal Mail have been excellent throughout this difficult year. I have only ever had issues with the really low priced delivery service. All hail Royal Mail (and use them or lose them). Wish this had been my size....

Oh yes. Top man!

Stew, you volunteering to run a BG on these? Bravo my good man.

Many thanks. I recently bought a Spyderco bushcrafter from Tony so any new shinies must go. We will see what happens.

Many thanks.

The cross cut oak one is on the new blade from Brisa. Much finer than I was expecting it will make a fantastic kitchen, butcher or camp cook knife. The Brisa Trapper in D2 at the top is one of my favourite production blades ever and the full tang puuko is a joy in the hand.

Thanks all. I wish I could justify keeping any of them.

Thank you. I have one small piece of that left and I am torn between a beer bottle opener or honing steel for the kitchen.

I bought some knife blades, one from here and a few from Brisa and stuck on some handles over the last week or two. This weekend I sanded them, oiled them, sanded them more, oiled them more..... Quite pleased with this. Local elm, cross cut oak and rippled oak. I have to make leather sheaths...

Grew up in Brecon, still miss that part of the world. Welcome

Nice to see more people from different places enjoy the same thing. Welcome.

You like are easy. Try the Aberdonians. Even after four years they have to slow down and enunciate in the beaters wagon. I just shout "fit?" At them all.