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This is ace...I really like it...cheers for sharing it with us.

Impressive! Thanks for sharing...

Used military Mary a few times and never had any problems. I'll continue to use them too...always had great service. ...I suspect this was simply a one off incident.

cheers ged...i got hold of a few stainless steel shims used to shim/level 40 ton generators. when i had a play around with them they seemed so much harder than normal O1, but i have no clue what SS they are. It wasnt a complete waste of time as I practiced skills and found a shape that seems to...

hey up lads...just a quickie to say I have no longer have a BB...i couldnt stand the constant freezing and locking up when i needed the phone the most. However, thanks for the laughs! lemme know about the meets...see you around the campfire

cheers for the link tadpole...it seems all that time shaping and grinding has been a waste of time *doh*! it was my best one so far too...haha oh well, typical! I dont even know what type of SS it is so i guess im off to a losing start straight away. cheers once again.

Hi guys, Not sure if this is in the right section but I'm planning on heat treating some stainless steel for a new blade. I was wondering if it is exactly the same as heat treating O1?? Same temps etc? Shaped me a lovely new blank, and although the steel was already much tougher than O1, I...

some really inspiring work there - that nessy is the nicest one i have EVER seen!! thanks for sharing...

great read! enjoyed every article here...thanks a lot :O)

great work - ho ho ho!

great video...thanks for sharing...

Ive had a go at carving woodspirits - but im terrible at them. Followed several different tutorials and always end up with a rather angry looking stick at the end of it...must try harder!

just liseed oil matey...i love the smell of the stuff :) and its food safe too.

i certainly will...southey posted a fantastic tutorial which i'll follow, but i like the idea of a tensioning steel rod too...

cheers chaps :)

cheers kepis. was on your blog today, your northwest woodsman bucksaw is next on my 'to do' list :)

some great work...thanks for sharing :)

Hi guys and girls... ...I think im addicted. Hawthorn love spoon on the right for the wife, and a chestnut tea spoon on the left. Please excuse the quality of the pics - phone camera. Cheers for looking...Pabs.

looks tasty...there'll be some great eating in your home this season :)

looks like a beautiful part of the world. thanks for sharing with us. the weather looked fantastic!