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ah more interesting & super cool stuff bod, thanks. cheers, and.

found it! http://www.knivesshipfree.com/pages.php?pID=4&CDpath=0 cheers, and.

there was superb demo on mousemat sharpening done by one of the knife shops, i can't find it now though. this is a reasonable demo. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjSkzZr_lKY&feature=related cheers, and.

autosol on the inside of a cornflake box works great for a strop. don't confuse a sharp edge with a fragile edge. a well polished edge with fewer imperfections will last longer than a mediocre "toothy" edge. each microscopic tooth is a potential stress riser once you've got the knack of...

hey, cracking read, thanks bod. amazing foresight to have assembled his own advanced e&e kit. for other cracking reads, (and variations on the theme) try jungle soldier, by brian moynahan. it's the extraordinary story of freddie spencer chapman, who was the author of the jungle is neutral...

cracking review jonathon. that plain edge compact version is being claimed as a cabelas exclusive. http://www.cabelas.com/product/Gerber-Bear-Grylls-Tactical-Fixed-Blade-Knife/1322177.uts?WTz_l=SBC%3BMMcat104791680%3Bcat104740380%3BMCcat104330880 heinnies are saying 7-10 days for delivery on...

he's also a serious linguist, and has written a book about learning languages fast. not a dumbut by any means. cheers, and.

you could go back and look at all those threads on modding cold steel hawks, viking styling at a fraction of the price! http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=65970&highlight=cold+steel i liked the mini, a little too mini for me though, sold it, kept the wildlife, the old style...

"bushcraft is about looking beyond the obvious, and seeing the possibilities" swhat papa mearsy said on his tv program. cheers, and.

cool vid! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcoTnER4Efg billhooks and heavy machetes work really well on smaller stuff, which for most of us is perfect. as the wood gets bigger, only an axe will do. cheers, and.

they appear to have changed the ceramic these days, no longer the brown ribbed stuff, it's like a very fine carborundum looking stuff. but yeah, as already said, set fire to a few kitchen knives and all will be well. i used a brandy spanking new dc3 to put a shaving sharp edge on a sak this...

that is v stylish! cheers, and.

ye gods! that'll be half your budget gone. saks were way cheaper over here last time i was there.... that video, yeah, i mean, no! lol. cheers, and.

it is a valid need, go and buy one of each! they're all sutbley different. cheers, and.

very stylish! got to love a nice thin edge :p cheers, and.

egg cup. stainless steel spirit measure. bushcraft is about looking beyond the obvious, and seeing the possibilities...... cheers, and.

one of the nicest bearing blocks i ever used was a pair of limpet shells, one inside the other to minimise heat transfer. they really do work a treat. my normal block is simply a pebble i found on a beach with a perfectly formed divot in the back of it. the simplest metal insert for slick...

yeah, as has already been mentioned, you can keep the sheath on for this application, but actually, if you try it, you'll find that your fears are unfounded. when was the last time you SMASHED! a rock or a wooden bearing block into your leg because your drill went ping off across the patio? oh...

this might be a little over budget.... :lmao: but otherwise plus one on the mora. 25 quid will just about get you a classic in laminated steel, or two of most of the others! bargain! cheers, and.

go and find a policeman and talk to them about it. mostly multitools are seen as tools and aren't a problem, if you're not dressed like a chav and or behaving like a chav there'll be no problem. i carry a LM supertool edc. cheers, and.