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Very nice. the grain may have been challenging, but it came out a beuatifully! goodjob atb Ste

:lmao: HA! love it!:lmao:

While your reply is very entertaining, it was purchased from a "military surlplus" online store in ireland that has long since ceased trading and was not in any way advertised as a zombie anything, but as an 18" 'genuine' Machete (you'd the inverted commas would have raised some flages!) and was...

This is very true. From personal experiance, about ten years ago I bought a "machete" for £5-8ish(? dirt anyway), because it was recomended in "zombie survival guide" and that was what mysellf and the lads were 'in to' at the time. Years later, when actually trying to use the THING (only name...

Some amazing stuff there! Thanks for sharing. atb Ste

Lovely work as always Hammish, and nice to see it's valued! atb Ste

:hapbirth: Happy Birthday Sam! hope Today treats you well! Ste

Thanks for the quick response Red! Right so that yeast won't do, so would this one suffice: http://www.hollandandbarrett.ie/pages/product_detail.asp?pid=86&prodid=49 Unfortunetly there is no Wilkos in Ireland apperently, are many other places that do home brew supllies there is one store...

Hi All. Quick query to see if anyone can help. I gathered 2lbs of rosehips this morning with the intention of making wine, following mister Fenna's reciepe that can be found here:http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=587-Rosehip-Wine So long story short I didn't really think this...

Really interesting. Thanks for sharing Wayland. atb Ste

Interesting read, thanks for sharing! Atb Ste

That last stick is an absolute beauty! Great work is always Atb Ste

Lovely work as always Sonni! atb Ste

Lovely work mate, I really like the sheath for the trade knife, the fringe is a really nice touch. I think I read before it also helped to break up the pattern of clothing while hunting, but I could be wrong.. I too would love to see this! atb Ste

Happy Birthday! Hope you have good 'un! atb Ste

Another vote for bepanthen. Stuff is goals dust! While my half sleeve was healing, I took a bad fall on that arm than left me with a load of fairly deep grazes along the the back of the arm. Several years later and you can only see the slightest fad in the black (its a tribal... I know I...

that is truley lovely! Great work. atb Ste

Nice job, Well done. atb Ste

Mine (seen a fair amount of wear at this point!) atb Ste

I got a polar wittler during the summer and had a similar difficulty with the bolster. in the end i just used a piece of stabilized wood for the bolster to give it a little more support, but as you metioned its for wood carving so will hopefully be enough. its seems ok so far. hope this helps...