Both of these are what would be called "users".
They have *not* been abused but have had time on sharpening stones after use.
1. Gary Mills Timberwolf
This one started as a blade blank a couple of years ago.
I have put green micarta handles on it with red liners and stainless steel corby bolts.
The blade (O1 tool steel I believe) is *super* sharp. Possibly the sharpest blade that I have ever had.
The blade has some patina on it - on some parts more than others.
It has been used - spent more time around the garage then in the field.
As it never came with a sheath I contacted Gary directly and bought an original sheath for it - so it's basically brand new (from GM)
Excellent ergo's all round and really does smoulder through wood.
[http://embersurvival.com/blog/timberwolf-bushcraft-knife-review/]
2. Mora Bushcraft Forest.
Not seen as much use as the timberwolf for sure. However, the blade has still been put onto a stone to bring back the edge.
No damage to handle or sheath that I can see - so for all intents and purposes, like new.
Stainless steel.
[lots of reviews out there]
£75 for both (all in).
BT preferrable over PP.
(First "I'll take it" either in post or via message gets it, based on the timestamp]
They have *not* been abused but have had time on sharpening stones after use.
1. Gary Mills Timberwolf
This one started as a blade blank a couple of years ago.
I have put green micarta handles on it with red liners and stainless steel corby bolts.
The blade (O1 tool steel I believe) is *super* sharp. Possibly the sharpest blade that I have ever had.
The blade has some patina on it - on some parts more than others.
It has been used - spent more time around the garage then in the field.
As it never came with a sheath I contacted Gary directly and bought an original sheath for it - so it's basically brand new (from GM)
Excellent ergo's all round and really does smoulder through wood.
[http://embersurvival.com/blog/timberwolf-bushcraft-knife-review/]
2. Mora Bushcraft Forest.
Not seen as much use as the timberwolf for sure. However, the blade has still been put onto a stone to bring back the edge.
No damage to handle or sheath that I can see - so for all intents and purposes, like new.
Stainless steel.
[lots of reviews out there]
£75 for both (all in).
BT preferrable over PP.
(First "I'll take it" either in post or via message gets it, based on the timestamp]
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