AW/Woodlore trade in?

[slamdunk]

I'm thinking of 'trading in' my AW/Woodlore knife. It doesn't get huge use and it seems a waste.

Can anyone suggest an alternative - quality, durability etc?

Duncs

 

[penvisser]

I'm thinking of 'trading in' my AW/Woodlore knife. It doesn't get huge use and it seems a waste.

Can anyone suggest an alternative - quality, durability etc?

Duncs

I have a Paul Baker knife for trade.

Best regards,

Penvisser

 

[stuart m]

I'm thinking of 'trading in' my AW/Woodlore knife. It doesn't get huge use and it seems a waste.

Can anyone suggest an alternative - quality, durability etc?

Duncs

I would be happy to quote on a custom made replacement.... Design, materials, the works... All decided by you!

www.stuartmitchellknives.com

 

[capacious]

Are there any pics of your designs anywhere?

Jake.

 

[stuart m]

Are there any pics of your designs anywhere?

Jake.

www.stuartmitchellknives.com

The website is under development so there are not that many at the minute... There will be plenty more though over the coming weeks

 

[Chopper]

I'm thinking of 'trading in' my AW/Woodlore knife. It doesn't get huge use and it seems a waste.

Can anyone suggest an alternative - quality, durability etc?

Duncs

Are you nuts, thats worth about £500 on ebay, £500 will buy you a lot of knife and a load of other kit you may need.

SELL IT !!

 

[slamdunk]

Not entirely mad........I guess selling it makes sense - although I still need another knife to take it's place!

Stuart - I'm interested in a custom. Obviously cost will be a factor & I realise it will be dependent upon materials/design etc. Shall I pm to enquire about style/cost etc?

Regarding selling the AW - here or evilbay? I don't like ripping people off & I'm guessing there are some folk in the forum who'd be interested - bearing in mind it isn't brand new and I couldn't advertise it as such.

For a 'general' bushcraft knife - what points should I be considering? I've seen many comments like 'point looks thin' or 'grind is wrong'.......any tips for selecting a knife?

 

[BorderReiver]

Not entirely mad........I guess selling it makes sense - although I still need another knife to take it's place!

Stuart - I'm interested in a custom. Obviously cost will be a factor & I realise it will be dependent upon materials/design etc. Shall I pm to enquire about style/cost etc?

Regarding selling the AW - here or evilbay? I don't like ripping people off & I'm guessing there are some folk in the forum who'd be interested - bearing in mind it isn't brand new and I couldn't advertise it as such.

For a 'general' bushcraft knife - what points should I be considering? I've seen many comments like 'point looks thin' or 'grind is wrong'.......any tips for selecting a knife?

Just ask Stuart.

 

[Diamond Dave]

Having had a Knife made by Stuart I can confirm that as he designs it, shapes it and builds it he will take you, your thoughts and wishes into consideration of the design of the knife and I can assure you that you will not be disappointed.

 

[slamdunk]

I shall, indeed, ask Stuart!

 

[Snufkin]

If you're not using it much why not sell it on ebay and get a cheap Mora. Excellent knives for the money.
Spend the rest of the money you make on a holiday or a new house or something .

 

[stuart m]

Not entirely mad........I guess selling it makes sense - although I still need another knife to take it's place!

Stuart - I'm interested in a custom. Obviously cost will be a factor & I realise it will be dependent upon materials/design etc. Shall I pm to enquire about style/cost etc?

Regarding selling the AW - here or evilbay? I don't like ripping people off & I'm guessing there are some folk in the forum who'd be interested - bearing in mind it isn't brand new and I couldn't advertise it as such.

For a 'general' bushcraft knife - what points should I be considering? I've seen many comments like 'point looks thin' or 'grind is wrong'.......any tips for selecting a knife?

Evenin',

PM away Sir... I will do what I can to help