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I have the 240, 200 and mini in the skrama range the pukkos I have the 110 and 140 I will post side by side photos soon of the lot of them

I have done a masterclass on basic brain tanning and for what little time we had, a lot information and practical, but I learnt so much and the notes we were given had so much more reading to do. It was some of here thesis work. But in way that I understood it. I have tried to do 2 badgers and...

Funny you should say that, my 200 arrived yesterday. It feels great in the hand and now has the Varusteleka makers mark and a sharpened spine. I have some wood from a few trees and shrubs I have had to prune so it will get a quick test on them later. The shorter blade is very comfortable out...

Very nice indeed. I have tried many combos of the years and like to try and see what is available close to me or when I go away. I am not the best bow driller by any means due to injured and broken parts of my body which don't like the normal way of doing it, so I have to modify it a bit when...

My sister has been making load of jam and chutneys recently she made a rhubarb and ginger chutney and rhubarb and vanilla jam. People have said they taste great but I have to watch rhubarb cause it can blister my mouth if I am not careful.

Chair and camp look brilliant

I have quite a few of the Varusteleka knives, the Pukko 110 and 140, the large and mini Skarma and now a 200 on the way too. I have been very happy with mine it has handled ever job I I have put them through and for the cost value they are very hard to beat. I have held off getting a mora...

Thanks Barry, I will certainly be comparing it too a couple of my knives and do a report on it.

Thought I had to finally bite the bullet and try it out properly for myself, tried several friends out, but at the normal price was too much especially when compared the the finish products of Varusteleka, of which I have the full set of the hunter pukko and skarma (yep have the 20cm on the way ) :)

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i really liked my mechanix gloves for my old work when I was teaching urban operations, but as a good heavy work glove they are not as robust, although the dexterity is good and fit close to the fingers, they are not made of the strongest materials, the better work gloves I have found are a pair...

very nice

Awesome work there Steve

Looks great Steve, I look forward to seeing it in person. Thanks for arranging a new site.

Many thanks Steve for arranging this meet over the years. It has like for so many others been a great source of friends and a great place to relax. A sad day indeed but I look forward to the future at the new location. It hold many great memories from over the years. Keeps safe over the coming...

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I have just been notified that I have to attend a career course which starts on the 26 till the 6th March so will no longer be able to make it. But look forward to the blubell meet. Work is getting in the way again of my fun and relaxation :(

Don't forget, there is a new webinar tonight

Great work there Steve

I have been a subscriber from the beginning and Danny is a great guy. The Journal is a great magazine and it fitted well in the magazine front. I also subscribed to the Bushcraft Magazine by Steve Kirk (which now unfortunately has ended but was a pinnacle magazine with excellent specialist...