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    This arrived...

    ...recently. It's a PK2 from Simon Fearnhamm at the Raven Armoury. It's been a while coming but is a very beautifully made knife. I used to have a PK1 which, again, was faultlessly made but really too much of a club for my purposes. This PK2 looks to be much more useful to me. Here's a...
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    A luxury and a book...

    Here is the scenario: you are heading out into the woods for a month; you have all the 'necessaries' with you in your rucksack, that is to say - something to sleep under, something to sleep on and something to sleep in, food (including brew kit), water bottles and means of purifying, clothes and...
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    New M23 from maker of Sissipuukko.

    I've now had a bit of time to get to know my M23 and so I offer this little review with my findings. I find myself using smaller knives quite a lot nowadays. When out in the woods, I still carry and utilise a 'standard' (c. 11cm blade) knife but the shorter, finer blades are easier to use and...
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    Pictures

    I'd like to illustrate a review I'm hoping to offer one and all. How do I upload pictures on to it? I'm not very tec. savvy so please make any explanations easy for me to understand! Many thanks for any/all help!
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    Leukus

    My hand is hovering perilously close to the 'add to cart' button for a leuku. I am aware of the range of uses to which the Sami people put them but am still wondering whether it is a useful cutting tool to have for bushcraft in the U.K.. Any help, guidance, opinions and/or experience on this...
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    (Probably a very silly) question about Ventile...

    I understand how Ventile works in the rain, with the fibres swelling to keep out the water, but I have found that, when working hard on 'one of those days' which is a bit warm and only showering rather than raining, my perspiration condenses, wetting the inside of the jacket. This causes the...