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ok then price drop to £50

:lol: i wish you can hardly call a 50cc speedfight cool! the gsx650 under the cover you can see in the first phot is pretty cool though;)

It really pains me to have to sell this just after it came home but needs must. The knife features an approximately 3.5 inch blade of high crabon steel which takes and holds an excellent edge. The brass bolster is paired with a handle of leather and birch birl which was shaped by hand to an...

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Perfect mate, just what i wanted:D

seconded, there's a reason why people in cities live in houses- it's grim out there

G4ghb is a dab hand with leather and paul hardwick is pretty good with the old kydex, between the two of them you'll almost certainly get the sheath you want

i'd be up for a weekend, especially if there were lathes involved

chalk and toothpaste have both worked as stropping agents for me. Toothpaste has the added bonus that it makes everything smell minty:)

if you have no flax oil, veg oil works well and doesn't impart any taste

just cleared it guys, sorry!

you joke but condor make some really decent tools, much of the cheaper stuff is made by immacasa, and if it's good enough for people who actually live in the jungle then it's good enough for me to play with in the garden

i was told at work that the scraper blade made out of an old stanley knife was to be thrown away- apparently it's dangerous. Obviously much more dangerous than the mills, lathes, surface grinder, welding bays etc.

the life of Pi was an interesting read, i also enjoyed roald dahl's "boy" and "going solo"

not good for food use, but is a lovely wood to carve. may be nice to carve a bowl out of it for decoration or something anyway

i can knock you one up if you give me some specs

exactly whattechnique are you using to sharpen your knives? what knives are they. There are a milion and one ways to achieve a really sharp edge, a little mor einfor on what you're doing now will help people give you better advice

it's a sad fact of life that it is neccessary for people to die in order for others to live. people aren't designed to live to 110, i'd much rather die at 60 after a happy healthy life than live to 100 having spent morethan half of my life reliant on others, racked with disease, injury etc.

just a bog standard axe, should be fine given a new handle and a sharpen