How come no one has mentioned the Bushcrafty knife going cheap on BB ?
http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61733
cheers,
Toddy
http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61733
cheers,
Toddy
Oooh shiny, and going cheap too
- Thread starter Toddy
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MMmmmm. I'd have had that only I've ordered a skokum knife and I'm saving up for that. It looks really good
The pins are fine, the pics don't do them justice.
That knife is a bargain and Sigee, is a great knife maker, i suggest someone snaps it up, thats already been reduced by about £50.
Wow I thought my ears were burning...lol
I just got told I was being talked about.
Thanks for the free publicity Toddy and thank you Jamie for the kind words.
Greg I dont know what it is about the forward pin you dont like.Is it that its too far forward ?.
Oh the knife is sold by the way.Buyers are like buses...none for ages and then two come along at once...lol
Thanks again guy's
Si
I just got told I was being talked about.
Thanks for the free publicity Toddy and thank you Jamie for the kind words.
Greg I dont know what it is about the forward pin you dont like.Is it that its too far forward ?.
Oh the knife is sold by the way.Buyers are like buses...none for ages and then two come along at once...lol
Thanks again guy's
Si
Hello 
Welcome to BcUK
I still think it's a beautiful knife and Morch got an excellent deal
cheers,
Toddy
Welcome to BcUK
I still think it's a beautiful knife and Morch got an excellent deal
cheers,
Toddy
Thanks Toddy
There will be some corian handled file knives up for sale next week
Im keeping one for myself they are that nice to use.
Cheers
Si
There will be some corian handled file knives up for sale next week
Im keeping one for myself they are that nice to use.
Cheers
Si
Thanks Switch
I think I panicked a bit when it didnt sell in the firsst 24 hours like every other knife Iv made has.
Next time I will hold out a little longer although I was desperate to get the materials to make the file knives I enjoy making.
Cheers
Si
I think I panicked a bit when it didnt sell in the firsst 24 hours like every other knife Iv made has.
Next time I will hold out a little longer although I was desperate to get the materials to make the file knives I enjoy making.
Cheers
Si
I thought 440C was one of the better stainless steels? and isn't it more to do with the heat treat rather than the steel? Probably a question for the more knowledgable chaps over on BB.
Indeed - I'd be inclined to pop over to BB for that answer (and be prepared to read through alot of posts
). FWIW, I thought 440c was a fairly good stainless, but what I know about knives could be written on the back of a bus ticket
Just occured to me that these 2 statements may be contradictory.. A soft steel that doesn't hold an edge will be easier to sharpen again ... a harder steel will take more effort to sharpen, but keep it's edge longer?
anyways.. found this on BB :
from this post
So if it's well hardened, comes supplied with a keen edge and the owner doesn't let it get dull then they're laughing
Probably a good type of steel if the pwner is working predominantly in coastal areas.
Or Scotland .
Probably a good type of steel if the pwner is working predominantly in coastal areas.
Or Scotland
.
That knife for £65 with sheath surely was a bargain that we wont see the likes of again for a while
Notice the purchaser comes from Dumfries and Galloway
We lowlanders always have an eye for a bargain!!!!
Notice the purchaser comes from Dumfries and Galloway
We lowlanders always have an eye for a bargain!!!!
