Woodlore in Buffalo..

[AndyP]

Had a Woodlore rehandled by AW in buffalo with light green liners..

Picked it up at Exeter..

Thought the bushcrafters might like a look..

Had it done as it adds weight and makes the handle more user friendly in terms of maintenance..

Looks ok too...

This is it next to an original..

Thanks for looking..

Andy.

 

[JonathanD]

Ooooooh de ja vous. Ditto what I said on BB

 

[Ahjno]

drool ... drool ....

You know, normal people collect stamps or teabags ...

No serious Andy, that's a stunning knife!! You can actually 'see' the weight of it. No red liners this time?

Do you mind if I use a pic for the encyclopedia (update)?

 

[Tony]

Very nice

 

[tomtom]

it looks slippery, whats it like in the hand?

nice work though!

 

[Ed]

oooo thats nice


Ed

 

[AndyP]

I picked this one up too..

In case you bushcrafters wanted a look...

In Damascus and Snakewood with black liners..

 

[tomtom]

heck.. how many woodlores do you have? and how can you possible use them all!

 

[Roefisher]

Magnificent knives, Andy

It must be a very despairing moment, deciding which one to reach for, when leaving home.

Alan Wood is indeed top of his game!

Mark

 

[Toots]

You make a man very jealous. I have a maple handled AW Woodlore but I couldn't fashion to use a knife as gorgeous looking as the damascus and snakewood number. Doesn't stop me wanting one though!

 

[AndyP]

heck.. how many woodlores do you have? and how can you possible use them all!

Err Eight..

I'll use one everyday.. Which one..? I just decide when I open my bag.. Mostly I rotate them all.. The main issue is, they all will be used..

 

[tomtom]

pleased to hear it

 

[Andy]

Err Eight

Is that including your WS ones?

I sem to think you told me you had eight last time we met. You have bought another 3 at least since then