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Great offer - thanks. Question: how will I find it once it's up? Keep smiling and safe

I managed to find "Woodcraft" x2 just before "it" all kicked off. I can now escape from SWMBO's lists and suggestions occasionally by communing with John Rhyder and Barn the Spoon. Only challenge could be that in addition to Kochanski try sticks (10 notches in 10 minutes) and Fenna's netting...

Really nice job. Learning netting is another planned activity to keep cabin fever at bay. Thanks for sharing.

It could be the effects - or maybe the cause - of social isolation

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Nothing like the quality of other contributors, but I spent an hour in the garden producing a stool - reading that back ... Anyhoo, I had a break from hacking and slashing in preparation for planting out.

Nice idea. I'll keep it in mind. The issue for the kids may be finding willow so I'm going to source some from the woods then post information and begin from there. Thanks for the suggestion.

For the JRRT fans out there.

I am inventing things for my Scout troop to do as individuals. We're looking at badges that can be completed at home and we're going to have a camp by each Scout spending the night in the garden in a tent or bivouac then posting to our Facebook page. I'm posting links to YouTube videos which...

https://www.ltwrightknives.com/gns-saber.html As far as I know, this is the knife

I don't know about the steel - it's the standard model - maybe it states more information on the website. I will ask about shipping to Germany, but post office is shut today so it'll take a day or so as Monday will be a long day - Covid 19 planning meeting in pm. Thanks for your interest.

Lightly used knife, I think originally bought from this forum. For sale on behalf of son who's starting to make his own stuff and so needs to raise funds for materials. Sheath has been wet formed and waxed so holds the knife well IMHO. Knife was used for a year in Explorers but was not abused...

Well, I'm beginning to think that work can be overrated. That looks like it was great fun - except, of course, for the starvation rations. Thanks for taking the time to create the articles.

Ok, I'll have to look into that technique .

Thanks for the extra info. I too struggle with stitching - but yours is far better than I can manage! (Mine's usually ok on one side but wobbly - on a good day - on the other.)

Nice job! Can you post some more pictures of the internal arrangements and stitching, please?

Are fiddle heads ok to eat? As a kid I boiled them up - to Mum's disgust - but I thought that they were now regarded as unwise if not actually dangerous to eat. Any information?

Hi Anyone have a right handed F1 sheath available, please? ATB

Sorry - sorted, thank you.

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