Lets see your main user (knife
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Something In The Woodshed
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This is a very early one of mine and although its not one of my best efforts, there's just something about it I like.
The blade is AE Damascus and the handle is Desert Iron Wood. An understated knife but one of my most used favourites.
The blade is AE Damascus and the handle is Desert Iron Wood. An understated knife but one of my most used favourites.
what a beautiful knife mate, whoever did the sheath must have been an artist of great skill.
This is my user for now but about to commission a new one.
Of all of mine, it's one of these:
http://www.raymears.com/blog/ray-mears-and-woodlore-revive-the-discontinued-mora-510-knife/1374/
Though this for butchering
and occasionally my BCUK Spyderco bushy.
http://www.raymears.com/blog/ray-mears-and-woodlore-revive-the-discontinued-mora-510-knife/1374/
Though this for butchering
and occasionally my BCUK Spyderco bushy.
This one has been my main user for at least a decade: http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/sharpening_stones.jpg
My most used knife would probably be my Petzl Spatha (the blue one with the plain blade not the serrated one). It lives in my pack or on my climbing harness and gets used for everything from cutting up lunch to carving tent pegs. Don't have a photo though.
Otherwise my Mora Clipper (in green with the stainless steel blade) which I don't think I need to post a picture of.
Otherwise my Mora Clipper (in green with the stainless steel blade) which I don't think I need to post a picture of.
Now, thats some nice woodwork..! Missed out on the Moot raffle for the G10 S.B, but I sneaked a fondle and they are great ergonomics
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Yup... I'm really pleased with how it fits my hand so comfortably and it's a real joy to use
If you want one then Ratbag has one up for sale at the moment in the classifieds. You won't regret owning one
Thanks it looks great. I am a bit of an awl fan at the moment so its nice to see someone else using one
this is my main bushcraft knife. MOD survival knife re shaped and handled by john millington, leather cross draw sheaf with fire steel and 17m of 550 of para cord, i carry it over my shoulder, skull bead and leather thong act as a draw lock when its being carried. very heavy chopping knife but still very sharp for smaller tasks.
bushcraft knife by carlhamer, on Flickr
bushcraft knife by carlhamer, on Flickr
I've been using this for over a year now and I love it! It's an Enzo Trapper in O1 with Walnut scales and red liners with brass pins and lanyard hole.
I also made the sheath, I dyed it Britsh Tan.
As I say I just love this knife! I really like the shape of the blade for most tasks, I also made myself a flat grind version which I use every now and then foor food prep, but the scandi is the one you'll always find on my belt.
For me now the handle is perfect, I first got a kit version with the partly shaped scales and I found it to be too thin for my hands. So I got a blade blank off knifebargins.co.uk and all the other bits I needed of ebay and made one to fit.
I also made the sheath, I dyed it Britsh Tan.
As I say I just love this knife! I really like the shape of the blade for most tasks, I also made myself a flat grind version which I use every now and then foor food prep, but the scandi is the one you'll always find on my belt.
For me now the handle is perfect, I first got a kit version with the partly shaped scales and I found it to be too thin for my hands. So I got a blade blank off knifebargins.co.uk and all the other bits I needed of ebay and made one to fit.
Grohmanns large camper, flat ground stainless steel blade, rosewood handles, used everyday.
when it wears out I will get the same but with either resinwood or micarta handles as it gets washed a lot.
ATB
Tom
when it wears out I will get the same but with either resinwood or micarta handles as it gets washed a lot.
ATB
Tom
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