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Cheers guys, a great help! haha, well regarding bushcraft here, its quite different from the UK (I was raised there and joined Beavers when i was 5, so thats why i love it) In the winter hikes are good due to cool winds and rain, and there's lots of greenery, but as far as woods go - there's...

Hi guys, I'm considering getting the Fallkniven S1 blade blank, and slap my own handles on it and sew together a sheath (obviously in a bit more precise and caring fashion) Fallkniven quotes that the hole diameters are 5.5mm and 6.5mm diameter. So, what im asking you guys is - have you...

I'm seriously considering purchasing an S1 blank, and doing my own scales and sheath.. trouble is - i cant seem to find any bolts/rods of diameter 5.5mm and tubes of diameter 6.5mm; which leaves me stuck, unless i want to cord wrap it.. which to me is not an option as i find those handles very...

careful however - the angle of the EnZo Trapper is a little too shallow, and results in a lot of micro-chipping, which needs constant sharpening (this occurs a lot in the 01 version). It is thus recommended to put a secondary bevel or a convex on it to improve edge retention. the new Trappers...

Great review! How would you say the edge retention is on both the Carbon Laminated, and the Stainless Laminated models? does it form any tiny tiny chips/nicks in the edge after substantial use? That would be a real help. Cheers

whats a JF? :P

to be honest im not a huge fan of gerber as i have had some bad experience. i will however reccomend the mora bushcraft knife, as it has a full tang, and the firesteel is included as is a sharpener. u dont however have a serrated edge on it. i personally believe that this knife has a higher...

Also, if you live in a region where Acacia Species grow (I highly doubt you will find them anywhere in the UK) the tannin in the bark gives stainless steel, and carbon steel blades a nice maroon patina. Acacia grow a lot in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern regions. the species with long...

Hi guys, i would like to learn how to use an axe :) mainly for carving. however, i am very ignorant in the subject, and i am not willing to spend a lot of money on my 1st axe. what do you guys recomend? any features i should look out for? thanks guys

wow yeah, with postage to malta, it totals £14.45 for the 14'' i know what im putting in my stocking for xmass :) cheers

sweet, any recommendations? maybe from personal experience?

Hi guys, i was just wondering what the general thought on the Web-tex machete is. i know that webtex isnt always thought of as a reliable good quality brand, and to be honest, i am a huge fan of scandinavian blades, however, before i buy an 80euro leuku, id like to get a practical idea of how id...

never mind the original coment.. intruder who is apparently illiterate posted it.. tut tut, gotta get me some security on me laptop. nice job tho on making this! on my to do list :P

that...is... awsome!! how would it affect the leather if u soaked it in wax to waterproof it more? would it have an effect on the flexibility or anything? prosit, looks amazing

wow guys, a big thank you to each and every one of you! this is a huge eye opener :P i will deffinatly check out all of your sugggestions. surprised how quick this post got replied to xD cheers guys

Well, ive been looking around for a sturdy rucksack with adjustable carrying capacities, and waterproof material for a good price, and came accross the Web-tex 3/4 PLCE which has 20ltr side packs that can be removed and also made of cordura. I havent seen one in real life (only on the internet)...