Lakeland Bushcraft amazon
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I bought a knife from his amazon store back in January. Just under £40 got me a simple and solid bushcraft knife with a very high quality sheath. I've only put it to modest use but it holds an edge well and is easy to sharpen. If he is able to supply decent stuff at low prices I'm at a loss to understand why he would need to hijack a respected traders name - why not just build his own reputation?
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'tisn't your fault matey.
I appreciate you bringing it to the fore so I can clarify the situation.
just seen this post humm this person my have a ? but ive just bought a axe type knife hatchet it has Jn stamped on the blade and its a great tool to be fair and ive never seen any thing like it closest would be the gerber pack axe as for speed from them or amazon to me orderd sat deliverd monday i did think it was the shop in cockermouth when i saw the name so did ask if same and got answer back saying they have never had a shop and it was sent from london a good blade all the same
Well at least now that. "He" has been found out, others can be warned with a simple google review perhaps. You sound as though you would give this guy repeat buisness norca?
Saw this today;
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=317820867&pf_rd_i=468294
Great Lakes Bushcraft now?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=317820867&pf_rd_i=468294
Great Lakes Bushcraft now?
dont bother updating other forums about this chap, just been moderated by one of them,:twak:
LOL ! what happened Southey ?
hahaha a mis understanding matey, seems it may have looked as though I was promoting him! hahahahahaha oh well all sorted now
Just back from the sorting office and have collcted my knife.
No makers mark on it. It looks quite nice from a distance. When you get close up however the level of finish is pretty poor. The horn and bone have been aggressively machine polished and the horn is scorched and uneven as is the bone. The blade looks the part but it is not brilliantly sharp. Time will tell as to the quality of the steel.
No makers mark on it. It looks quite nice from a distance. When you get close up however the level of finish is pretty poor. The horn and bone have been aggressively machine polished and the horn is scorched and uneven as is the bone. The blade looks the part but it is not brilliantly sharp. Time will tell as to the quality of the steel.
Did this guy ever trade as Perkin? If so in january I got a knife from him and it was (and is) abysmal.
Edit: Looks like he did.
Edit: Looks like he did.
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if your talking about the mini hatchet he stole that design off US maker 'JK knives'
To be fair Askari have been selling the same thing for ages.
http://www.askari-fishing.com/__WebShop__/product/fishing/fishing-accessories-5/knives/machetes-axes-choppers-and-saws/dark-forest-hatchet/detail.jsf
http://www.britishblades.com/forums...hcraft-Tim-James-Noble&highlight=james+norton
I Made the mistake a while back of buying a "Handmade" folding knife from Amazon "reduced" from £80 to £15. I forgot, in my haste to heed the advice that if a deal seems too good to be true it probably is.
The knife arrived in a jiffy bag with my address scrawled on it in virtually illegible handwriting. It was marked as being sent by "The Steel Collection".
The knife seemed ok for fifteen quid, but certainly not worth anything like £80.
I submitted very honest feedback on Amazon giving it 3 out of 5. Nbole posted a very insulting feedback calling me a troll for giving a genuine opinion on being hoodwinked.
Avoid any products by this charlatan. He gives a very bad name to British artisans who do provide great handmade products.
I Made the mistake a while back of buying a "Handmade" folding knife from Amazon "reduced" from £80 to £15. I forgot, in my haste to heed the advice that if a deal seems too good to be true it probably is.
The knife arrived in a jiffy bag with my address scrawled on it in virtually illegible handwriting. It was marked as being sent by "The Steel Collection".
The knife seemed ok for fifteen quid, but certainly not worth anything like £80.
I submitted very honest feedback on Amazon giving it 3 out of 5. Nbole posted a very insulting feedback calling me a troll for giving a genuine opinion on being hoodwinked.
Avoid any products by this charlatan. He gives a very bad name to British artisans who do provide great handmade products.
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