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Avoid idoene - it actual damages the tissue and hinders healing.
It's only used in hospital as a surface disinfectant not on the actual cut..... There is a reason it has fallen out of favour.
Just wash with clean water and cover
Corn flour as flour for making things isn't so hard to get in the UK. Guess it depends where you are.
Gram flour is readily available and gluten free. Makes excellent chapattis
Since I got a factory second one of these is my go to blade.
Pretty does everything I want. Food prep, small game (dozens of pheasant) and light wood fettling.
And is aesthetically pleasing
Other than that an opinel 7 as pocket - mostly where i might loose a fixed blade / don't carry a sack...
Attach the lanyard to the BA with a thin small cable tie - strong enough keep it to hand but easily snapped of entangled.
It's what we do with the ones on our Swiftwater Rescue Tec ones - never lost one yet.
I'm looking for a cheap and cheerful whittling / carving knife.
The Mora 120 firs the bill but in short supply - any suggestions for a similar one?
Ideally with a "barrel" handle rather than Erm... sculptured. The Mora Basis would be OK but not keen on that type of handle shape
Cheers
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