Not a problem Stu - heres one of Mikes (I think he nicked me Reindeer skin though 
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Hurry up posty!
Red
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Hurry up posty!
Red
"Beater and Biter..."
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That is a beautiful laod of workmanship - and I'm glad you have separate sheaths cos that look slike anawful lot of weight.
However that is the only tiny possible drwaback of everything here, which is truly stunning and a credit to everyone involved.
However that is the only tiny possible drwaback of everything here, which is truly stunning and a credit to everyone involved.
Dougster - I wanted a single sheath and Mike warned me it might be heavy. But I do like "keeping things together" and the ability to have knife, stone and steel together has always been a plus for me. So both knives is a double plus .
The temptation for single sheaths was really becuase I could see a place where I would want Biter alone particularly (small game work etc.). Ialso can see a possibility of Beater and a folder for some purposes. But I like the double idea too...so I decided....not to decide! Theres no reason for only one sheath so why choose? Have both! So I did
Red
. The temptation for single sheaths was really becuase I could see a place where I would want Biter alone particularly (small game work etc.). Ialso can see a possibility of Beater and a folder for some purposes. But I like the double idea too...so I decided....not to decide! Theres no reason for only one sheath so why choose? Have both! So I did
Red
Couldn't have put that better myself...so I decided....not to decide! Theres no reason for only one sheath so why choose? Have both! So I did
But I like the double idea too...so I decided....not to decide! Theres no reason for only one sheath so why choose? Have both! So I did
Red
Superb. I cannot fail to see, and agree with, your logic.
There are times when I would like to have that sense of security hanging from my belt, if only to spend hours looking at it all.
Stunning, stunning work all around.
Amen to that! Beautiful, beautiful beautiful! Such craftsmanship, I am stunned!
Congrats to Red and all the makers on this very handsome set!
Mike
They look great together in one sheath, in fact look great in their own sheaths, so many combinations lol, really nice work all round guys, stunning knives and really good leather work. Hope you enjoy them Red.
Simon.
Simon.
Following this project through has been a real joy.
The craft and expertise that has gone into all the different facets has been truly amazing.
I for one would appreciate a full follow through on how the various parts work in action,if you can be bothered Red.
The craft and expertise that has gone into all the different facets has been truly amazing.
I for one would appreciate a full follow through on how the various parts work in action,if you can be bothered Red.
Not a problem Stu - heres one of Mikes (I think he nicked me Reindeer skin though
Hurry up posty!
Red
Wow, that looks like a serious working combo! Really nice sharpening pocket. A smart touch. The handle of the big'un seems too small for my hands though, but I shouldn't say anything since I've never handled it!
I've got small hands but you'd need hands like shovels for it it feel small - trust me its a brute of a knife! I reckon it would make a RAT 7 look frail
Its funny, you don't see how truly brutally solid it is in the pictures - I guess thats because it has stu's normal fantastic finish. When you pick it up though you realise how heavy and strong it is. Biter is really delicate in contrast - just what I wanted. I guess a good way to explain it to a hunter would be I could easily skin a squirrel with biter or split a deer pelves with beater Happy Red!!!!!!!!!
Biter is gorgeous - just how I imagined - a bush scalpel!
Anyone got a painful appendix? We need some field trials here!
Red
Make sure you show us pics from a field test
Think you can see the depth of chopping cuts :Wow:
Oh Shinken - thanks for the CPM by the way - you are a real gent!
Red
Think you can see the depth of chopping cuts :Wow:
Crikey, not hanging about mate are you.... I'm pleased all arrived safe and well
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