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robevs73

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Sep 17, 2008
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I have for sale two bushtools, they are the same razor sharp 01 58rc scandi blades I always make but I have handled them with plain elm and apple woods, brass pins/tubes to keep costs down, I am offering them for sale sheath-less at £75 EACH POSTED TO uk international postage will be a little extra. I can make a plain leather belt sheath for another £20 or kydex with leather loop for £25
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johnnythefox

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Mar 11, 2011
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England
mine has arrived and i am chuffed to NAFFI break

what a beuty,i have rounded the end of a little to suit my hand and added a lanyard.
i cant wait to get marks and signs of use on the lovely wood handle
its going to be used not stored.

any tips on maintaining the blade and handle?
i have bought some danish oil

many thanks again
 
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robevs73

Maker
Sep 17, 2008
3,025
203
llanelli
Whipe the blade after every use when any moisture gets on it and store it with a bit of oil (not vegetable based) on it. The handle has had 6 coats of linseed oil and coat of wax, after a few goes the wax will rub off you can then take some "oooo" wirewool to the handle quick rub over with the wirewool then oil and repeat up to 10 times, do this as often as you feel necessary.
 

maddave

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Jan 2, 2004
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Manchester UK
mine has arrived and i am chuffed to NAFFI break

what a beuty,i have rounded the end of a little to suit my hand and added a lanyard.
i cant wait to get marks and signs of use on the lovely wood handle
its going to be used not stored.

any tips on maintaining the blade and handle?
i have bought some danish oil

many thanks again

Google "Ballistol" it's a fantastic oil that treats metal, wood, leather and can even be used as an antiseptic !!
 

johnnythefox

Full Member
Mar 11, 2011
1,015
4
England
Whipe the blade after every use when any moisture gets on it and store it with a bit of oil (not vegetable based) on it. The handle has had 6 coats of linseed oil and coat of wax, after a few goes the wax will rub off you can then take some "oooo" wirewool to the handle quick rub over with the wirewool then oil and repeat up to 10 times, do this as often as you feel necessary.


thanks,i just love the simplicity of this knife as much as the price.

i tried it with a firesteel and it was like a meteor shower :)
 

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