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Sehr schön :) Gruss, -Emile

Not sure wether to post this in the food section or here. Found an interesting story on Slate, particularly the treatment of its somewhat nasty side-effects :cool...

"Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore."

No problem at all keeping an edge on it. It keeps a very decent edge in itself, on par with the SBT in A2 that I owned. But this one is definately more low-maintenance - no patina spot on it ;) If needed, I just give it the occasional touch-up 'the kochanski way' with some fine grit...

Have-another-bump-from-another-hillbill-m.o.r.a.2.-convert as the most generally usable bushcrafter. Jack of all trades that one. Served me well during this hunting season. Great carvers.

That just looks awesome - cheers for sharing that. -Emile

Yamaha XTZ 660 Teneré..

I have a similar model bought cheap from first (US) owner who took one course at Woodlore and decided that diving was a better hobby ;) It has the same pattern and same slimmer handle configuration. I believe it is from around 1998-1999. The hollow grind on mine has been flattened nicely over...

Get a custom order in with one of the mentioned fellows. You won't regret it.

This is a steal. New WL knives are more expensive and this is a collectors item. --Have a bump.

That Mora doesn't look bad, not bad at all..

I want one :)

PM sent. -Emile

Yes, about as unlikely as a cruiseship captain grounding a vessel in well-known territorial waters ;) If accidents can happen, they will.

Lovely knives. Authentic.

My faithful, practical Bison Bushcrafter

That's great! Thanks for sharing! -Emile

Had good dealings with him, too. Hope this works out for you both & everything is ok with him.

Really nice! Do you outline the pattern first before carving? It looks very symmetric. -Emile

about time. cheers for that.