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Hi All,
I have an old Bark River which have been using for years, for everything from skinning to whittling. I love the shape of the blade, and prefer it out of all my edged tools. When i recived this from a friend, he advised that due to his grave-digger sized hands he had someone "extend" the...
Hi all.
Another knife of mine reluctantly for sale…
This beautiful MKM EDGE in titanium, bronze finish.
Made by Maniago Knife Makers of Italy.
The blade is M390, italian made, with softening on the edges of the back of the knife. A really nice, typically Italian feature.
I’ll add more info...
Hi all.
I have reluctantly decided to sell two of my beautiful Jacklore knives, as I could do with the funds for something else.
Firstly, I have for sale a Jacklore Classic, purchased August last year, in English Elm, directly from Sandy at Jacklore Knives.
This knife is in 4mm 01 carbon steel...
As seen here: https://www.victorinox.com/uk/en/Products/Swiss-Army-Knives/Medium-Pocket-Knives/Bantam-Alox/p/0.2300.26#accordion-prod-details-2 I like it but there is of course no ring for a lanyard... Can anyone suggest somewhere I might find a ready-made simple, lightweight sheath to hold it...
Hi all. Hoping folks are well. Just wanted to start my first thread, and what better way to do it than on the day I received my Jacklore Classic. I only ordered it yesterday. Unbelievably beautiful knife.
I know a lot of folks say these may be the best being made at the moment, and from first...
So lately, I've been working on these two Sheaths. The larger one I completed before Christmas and am currently working on the smaller one. The stitching and dyeing need to be done on the smaller sheath. The axes are just cheap brands from my local hardware store and need a little fettling. I...
Hei!
I was gifted a folding knife some time ago.
Last time I used one on daily basis was in my childhood. But I have become to love this folder so damn much that it sometimes does the tasks that my belt knife usually does. Excellent folder!
So I made a leather sheath for it to carry on the belt...
I've got a sharpening course coming up in a few weeks time and there are still spaces, so thought I'd see if anybody here would like to take them up at a special BCUK discounted rate! :)
One day course to learn how to sharpen knives and axes primarily.
I'll go through edge geometry...
Just finished these three sheaths. Made to fit a standard Mora Clipper, but will also fit the heavy duty version.
Each sheath is made from 3-3.5mm veg tan. Each has a removable belt loop so that they can be adjusted for neck carry. Two are hand carved with knotwork on both sides, dyed in...
Hello,
I made this axe (along many others) and decided it was time i tried myself with an axe mask.
Leatherwork is not really my cup of tea, and so i made it as simple as i could, which worked out alright i think!
I chose a stud button for the snap, also out of simplicity, i quite like...
Hey all,
Just finished another custom sword scabbard for a chap in France. Luck would have it we both have exactly the same sword, so it was nice and simple to build having my own blade here. Also gave me a chance to take mine down off the wall, re-wrap the handle with some nicer waxy leather...
Hi...just finished some more items to go in my Bushcraft Show stock boxes....the glaringly bright sunshine has not made the pics exactly accurate but hey, who's complaining! hope you like!
regards
Sonni
Hi...recently joined BB and one of the members contacted me straight away to do him a sheath...I had a quick look at the pics available and said yup yup....very happy to get a commission so quickly.
A week or so later I picked the monster up to start work and noticed how slim the leading edges...
Hi all...
Hi...just finished making these, the DC3 & DC4-pouch versions are the first ones made from my recently up-dated templates...over-all happy with them...not edge-koted yet but as the sun was out I grabbed the picture whilst I could,
hope you like!
regards
s
Hi...Kal asked me to do him a custom version of my 'signature sheath' (that's what Angela always refers to it as anyway, not I, sounds arrogant lol)...among other things (he's a hard man to please) he wanted it in a mix of brown and mahogany with a tooled border and the firesteel loop dropped...
Hi all,
Thought i'd share a quick, cheap and easy way to keep a Mora 164, hook, crook, spoon carving knife safe.
Not sure whether to call it a sheath or a holster.
I'm sure someone will explain and advise me on the right terminology... :p
i've seen the lovely leather covers and the carved...
Hi...a friend of mine found this old machete at a dump and asked me to do him a sheath for it...he said 'no need to do anything fancy....a rough job will do'.....but being a lot wider at the end than the top wouldve required me to basically make him a 'bucket', so loose at the top it wouldve...
Hi....as you may know I received my new axe a couple of days ago and last night about midnight I started on the first template...by 3am it was clamped up whilst the glue dried....and I went to bed nervous lol.....
I decided to take a risk and go for one with a tooled border all the way...
Hi...as most of you know I am continually expanding my range of masks for Gransfors Bruks Axes...I currently make them for:
Ray Mears Wilderness
Scandinavian
Small Forest
Wildlife
Hunters
Outdoor
Small
American Felling
please note that there are sometimes discrepancies in head...
Hi...
sheaths for the famous laplander...I usually have these in stock, please email if interested....and of course I can do them in black...
regards,
Sonni
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