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Nice job with the sheaths! That bushtool looks like a practical allrounder. -Emile

erm, Fluffy I mean. Watched too many Harry Potter DVD's with the kids recently.

I think Noddy sells a well used one over @ edgematters.uk..

very, very nice!

I own a number of Khukuris from HI, -bought them years back when Bill Martino was still around. The build depends very much on the type and smith. Ang Khola models are beasts, Sirupate/Chitlangi models are slimmer. Just ask for specifics when Yangdu advertises the (almost daily available)...

Those look good if you are in the market for one.. at least you can safely use and abuse them in the knowledge that they won't fetch more over time when kept virgin ;) Still sticking to my HillBill M.O.R.A.

How cool is this - great work! Always wanted to do a proper forging course, but lack the time atm. This isn't helping :)

TBH - no Site/Database migration or DNS transfer takes a week - and I have some experience with this as well. Much credit to Martyn to have been willing/able to run it for so long. I really wish him all the best and most of all a full health recovery. As to BB -he probably should have delegated...

No doubt - Swanndri Hooded Bush Shirt. I was good for all weather types when I was only using it for bushcrafting, still my #1 wearable when hiking bushcrafting or hunting, no matter the season. When this gets lost or outworn - I will immediately buy another one.

Ah customs - I was once charged the similar amount of two good bottles of whiskey on a 'steal' vintage Seiko watch from the Fillipines.. Sort of lost my appetitie for non-EU bargain hunting after that ;)

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Still going strong: my Mark Hill M.x.x.A in Rwl-34. Covers most tasks very well.

Nice video, thanks. If I was not already blade-saturated and happy with my M.O.R.A, that knife sure would be on my user-shortlist. Roger Harringtons patterns always seem to work well. -Emile

Thanks Turnip, not for me then. Looks nice -good luck with the sale. -Emile

What's the blade thickness on the Talisman? Looks like some (nice) Birch burl. Best, -Emile

Nice pattern and handle choice!

Nothing wrong with cheaper knives from usage perspective. That being said, the Mark Hill A.R.O.M in RWL-34 is still by far my used-and-abused favorite ;)

Another Mors / Randy Breeuwsma recommendation. I did the Winter Skills Course with Karamat in 2007, best experience ever. Howling Coyotes at freezing nights.. Still thinking about attending the Summer Course.

To my past experience with a RM Woodlore from the same age, it's approximately two hours bench-stone removed from a full flat scandi ;) Good luck with the sale.