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wow i have the same scissors as you! amazing.

i have a pair of those.

ahh, good tip, that was irritating me too.

shweeeet looking design, and great to see something other than a woody clone too. very functional looking- especially for carving. i,ll be stealing that design myself now lol. love the leatherwork too.

are you the bloke who was spotted running naked along the shoreline waving a spear and howling at the passing yachts? apparently the police found 34 headless sheep in a smouldering pile when a killyleigh resident noticed smoke rising from the island and alerted the authorities, do you know...

lucky shot?

definitly shoulda got a sit on top kayak, loads of storage and very stable. for touring and overnighters they do a fine fine job. plus if you capsize you wont lose all your gear. theyre the best all rounder by a long way. for speed ,versatility,storage and user friendliness. they make...

which ones the best?

i have a hennessy asym delux hammock that i need a tarp for. i can offer a fixed blade/sheath combo for the proper item. i know i can buy one for 50 quid,but i have a few knives id like to use as currency,and maybe do us both a good turn,

:lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao: excellent! as for the other bit of kit? im sure it would be gratefully recieved and quite usefull in certain applications.

im just wondering how difficult it is to replicate those makers stamps? seems to me that an enterprising soul could do just that and flood the market with easily made replica woodies . if that happened then surely their value would slump...or the renegade maker would end up with a nice pile...

ok,so forgetting my little giggle earlier,and hopefully not sounding too trollistic...... i really am genuinely interested in the pros and cons of 4mm over 3mm. ive made a few 4mm jobs,and they do feel excellent in the hand.but when i gave them a good subjective testing i soon ditched the...

take as much of it off with the bench grinder,but remember it,ll give you a concave profile so dont go too deep,then flatten the rest off with a file. i used a 4 inch grinder to do my first grinds-finishing with a rexxon belt sander. get them as close to razor sharp as you can before HT...

:lmao: fair play to you,good comeback. just sorry i didnt suggest cutting you fingers off instead goodjob. dont take it too seriously chaps, theyre ONLY KNIVES after all:D

i make that roughly £3200 quid or thereabouts,and when you add the value of the knives it should roughly come to about , in real terms, about £3350 .:rolleyes:

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i thought it was about blisters actually :lmao:

i wouldnt even consider having one about me ! a 4mm thick blade is just nonsense for most applications,in fact i cant think of ANY application where a 3mm wouldnt be better....apart from splitting wood,and its marginally better for that. its like the emperors new clothes actually, when...

i like a birds head butt with a slight flare so my little finger can wrap round it. theres a slight difference in the hand fitting the handle as opposed to the handle fitting the hand. id say a rounded butt is one way and the more moulded belly and birds head is the other. heres one i...

the what??? if you mean the wee half circle cut out,its because i like a definite end to the blade. i think it makes sharpening them easier too.nothing to do with the fact of trying to grind out over running edge grinds :rolleyes: the cocobolo blade was lucky to get a handle at all,it was...