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Scratches come with use, if you don't want scratches, don't use it, problem solved :D

http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?t=63030 This is an absolute bargain.

The pins are fine, the pics don't do them justice. That knife is a bargain and Sigee, is a great knife maker, i suggest someone snaps it up, thats already been reduced by about £50.

Go to Brisa verloc and have a look at the range of Enzo's there. Downsides of the F1, as Nathan said, thin handle, sinthetic handle which is OK but nothing great and the tang on the production F1 is thinner than on the custom Micarta versions. Convex imo is not a downside but not as...

The Enzo is the best knife you will get for £75, bar none, they are virtually customs as well as being some of the best knives around. The F1 is weak in comparison IMO, i have owned and used both.

Vango 200 mate. :) Thanks everyone :You_Rock_

Thanks everyone, Mace, yours is frontrunner at the moment mate :)

I don't mind ordering, most tent suppliers do next day anyway :)

Got a trip to Wales planned for this weekend so i need advice quickly :) Need 2 man tent recommendations, they don't have to be the best as its only a rural campsite and not up a mountain. Budget, max £30 as i will be buying two. Would prefer something that was made for camping and not...

Doubt it mate. I always have a lock knife for backup in case i lose my fixed blade.

If your going for the Curly Birch one (good choice) then the handle will need treating after you have finished sanding, i recently asked Rapidboy (member here and on BB) how he finished curly Birch as he rehandled a Woodlore in it, basically you soak it in a mix of boiled linseed oil and...

D2 is good, but its more expensive. Scandi, means Scandinavian grind. The top one has a Scandi grind, its probably the most commonly used grind for Bushcrafting purposes, its also the easiest to sharpen and maintain imo. Brisa are great for delivery and they have top notch...

Most likely you have got an O1 blade by mistake mate, coupled with some residue on the inside of your sheath and it WILL rust. Look forward to the results.

Here yo go mate, i dug around on Brisa for you and in all of a minute i found this. As you can see, exactly as i have said Brisa has said ;) It really is that simple.

You need a file and sandpaper and some finishing paper and some epoxy. The holes are pre-drilled, the liners are already glued to the scales, all you need to do is glue the scales to the tang with some epoxy, tighten the bolts, leave to dry etc... File down the bolts so they are flush with...

They are out of stock because they are so popular, i have an Enzo, i did have a couple actually, they are virtually custom knives. If you want i can PM Dennis for you and ask when he will be getting some more in stock, honestly he only put those Enzo's up a couple of weeks ago, i didn't...

The Enzo's are very good knives, very very very very very very good knives. In fact they are some of the best knives i have ever used, and i have a LOT of custom knives. Brisa is also one of the best websites for knives and knifemaking on the the Web, Dennis, the person who runs Brisa is...

Our very own BCUK Shop :D Ordered a Laplander and some storm proof matches on Tuesday and despite there being a 2-4 day dispatch time, they arrived today only a day after ordering, items were in superb condition and well as i expected. Reason i posted this here is because i finally got...

Great plug there Tony :D :lmao:

If you can't afford a Gransfors, get a Wetterlings. Many people actually prefer them to Gransfors.