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A rough and ready knife with some forge marks. 1095 steel with 3.5mm spine. Scandi grind with stained ash scales. Reduced to £50 £5 postage

Pukko means small knife and Leuku is large knife. It might have just been blunted through time and use.

Rail track is a great item to start with but the steel is fairly soft on rail track and you don’t get the work back you would on a professional anvil. Edit just realised I’m replying to a post from July.

I’m guessing fallow I’ve seen them near just outside of Lampeter. They seem to be really spreading around the south in the last 10 years. We are inundated with them around the Afan forest.

Possible sheep? I can’t see a nipple on them from the images

Welcome Zed I remember watching some of your videos form a few years ago.

I could do one for you. If the other Smiths are too busy on the run up to christmas

Same here. I’m using safari if that’s any help.

Just be aware there is no camping allowed on the WGWE.

Thanks guys, I’ve made a few seaxes in the past it might be the false edge on the top giving that illusion. The guy who’s taken is is going to make his own leather sheaf unfortunately I’m all out of leather at the moment.

Here is a large hunter I’ve forged for a friend. Steel is 1095. Handle is brass fallow antler birch and birch bark. Spine is 3.5mm edge is 165mm total length is 280mm

Small Kolrosing knife with burnt ash handle £20 Kolrosing knife with burnt ash handle £20 Small whittler with ash end grain handle £20 Carver / whittler ash burnt handle £25 Larger carving knife with burnt ash handle £30 Any buyer will have to be over 18 and show proof of age. Thanks

Does the River start with the letter D by any chance?

Welcome aboard. I’m a big fan of down west. Having done a little bit of work around Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion

Try using walnut oil before adding any liquids. A good few soakings so it’s all in there. Think of wood like little straws. The oil will fill these straws and prevent the water from getting in and expanding and shrinking the wood.

It can be done with anything with a high carbon content.

I think I paid about £8 for one ten years ago. I wouldn’t buy another.

Fox, two buzzards, roe buck and Hebridean sheep.

Not in person. I’ve seen guidance images and apparently it’s around my area already. It shows it’s self as a sort of black legion coming out of damage on the trees. (Douglas for and western hemlock) being most effected. I wouldn’t be surprised if it wasn’t already in the Dean without being...