RM Woodlore Knife on Ebay.
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wonder if this one gets the asking price
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....m=150196313880&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=005
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....m=150196313880&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=005
At that price I think I would rather buy the other items this vendor has for sale - I could probably get them filled as well!
never looked at his other items.bit i think your right you could get them filled for the price
bernie
Well, if you do decide to buy the other items, John, could you pleeeeeaaaase post a few pics??
That would be something to behold, I am sure 
So much for ''at some point soon the Woodlore knife craze will die down and sellers will have to go back to asking less ridiculous prices''.
To be honest though, I wouldn't mind that knife. It's a genuine Woodlore instructors knife and would make a good talking point.
But at £1500!? He can stick that up his authentic antler-handled bottom.
I am gravely disappointed John
No, really uppy_dog.I have to say, 1500 quids for a Woodlore is a bit much
. You could probably get a hand made canoe for that amount.
Be carefeul what you wish for -I have no desire to see John's "last turkey in the shop" stuffed into a pair La Perla "burlesque briefs".
Of course, as we've already established here, tastes differ...
Be carefeul what you wish for -I have no desire to see John's "last turkey in the shop" stuffed into a pair La Perla "burlesque briefs".
Of course, as we've already established here, tastes differ...
Yup - almost within my budget now.......my yearly food budget that is!
Never fear boys - the rest of this sellers gear is also too expensive for my taste!
Never fear boys - the rest of this sellers gear is also too expensive for my taste!
I think the idea on the antler handled knife sale was to raise money for charity - although I didn't see that mentioned on the ebay site! - ref. this link
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21869
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21869
Well I’m not sure if I should say anything after reading this thread – but I bought Woodlore knife that started this heated debate. I’m not sure I’m the type of person that some people were describing though.
Not sure why I bought it really, as I already have a knife I am happy with – I think it was out of curiosity really.
I have a Frost Mora knife – which is a great knife but too thin for me – it bends when using it with a fire steel and I just wanted something that was a bit more substantial. So I bought an A Wright bushcaft knife (for £100) and made the mistake of posting it on the BushcraftUK web site to see what people thought about that knife. I think the consensus was that it wasn’t shiny enough – the bevel is too obtuse, the ricasso is too long, the handle is not shiny or shaped, etc, etc. Having used the knife for a while for various tasks I think it is a good knife and actually now I have a woodlore to compare it to – I know it is a good knife,
The things is - I bought the woodlore knife knowing I will get my money back on it – My used A Wright knife is now worth about £10 to £20 - where as I could put the woodlore back on ebay in the new year and get my money back to within £10 of what I paid for it.
Saying that I intend to use it – not wrap it up in cotton wool. So the woodlore knife will be sold as a used knife just as it was bought as a used knife – should I choose to sell it.
Not sure why I bought it really, as I already have a knife I am happy with – I think it was out of curiosity really.
I have a Frost Mora knife – which is a great knife but too thin for me – it bends when using it with a fire steel and I just wanted something that was a bit more substantial. So I bought an A Wright bushcaft knife (for £100) and made the mistake of posting it on the BushcraftUK web site to see what people thought about that knife. I think the consensus was that it wasn’t shiny enough – the bevel is too obtuse, the ricasso is too long, the handle is not shiny or shaped, etc, etc. Having used the knife for a while for various tasks I think it is a good knife and actually now I have a woodlore to compare it to – I know it is a good knife,
The things is - I bought the woodlore knife knowing I will get my money back on it – My used A Wright knife is now worth about £10 to £20 - where as I could put the woodlore back on ebay in the new year and get my money back to within £10 of what I paid for it.
Saying that I intend to use it – not wrap it up in cotton wool. So the woodlore knife will be sold as a used knife just as it was bought as a used knife – should I choose to sell it.
