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Could i get the first one in pic 3 please?

So is that measurement the height of the child?

Hi Chris, i'm interested in these. Do you have a rough idea of what age child they would fit? Thanks

This blog post shows the methods I have used and includes a short video showing how i wrap them (not that it's rocket science): http://holtheathwoodentreen.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/spoon-knife-sheaths.html

What's the damage to the lk77? I've been after one of these for a while.

I've got a Wenger swiss type knife if you're interested? Forgot to have a look in the man cave, I'll try and get out later.

I'm really interested in this. I'll have a look at what I've got in the morning.

I've just had another look at mine (outside of my dingy garage), and I can see the same thing on mine. Mine was one of the first batch that was being sold over here over two years ago, so I don't think you've got a faulty one, I just reckon that's how he does it. I know that Matthew is trying to...

I've just checked mine and it doesn't look like that.

Very nice, I'm guessing you read Chris Schwarz. He's doing a Dutch Tool Chest course at the moment just round the corner from me, i really wish i was on it. Where did you get the nails from?

Sorry about that PMs now empty.

can i take the number 1 sweep please?

I have one of these axes and had a similar problem, but ended up not vein a problem after all. i just made it out of straight grained ash. that was a could of years ago now and I haven't had any problems. I think that with a handle this short and the kind of work you use this kind of axe for...

Not the latest version. Comes with a little red plastic box to keep it in. It's only been used twice I reckon. Not sure what I want for swaps though as I'm trying to have a bit of a clear out. An Outwell kettle would be nice, but that's quite specific.

Really interested in this. I have some veg tan. I'll send you a PM.

New carved bowl from spalted sycamore. More pics here: http://holtheathwoodentreen.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/bowl-with-skirt.html

Haven't done any leather work in a while so I thought I'd make a new mask for my Stefan Ronnqvist axe. More info on my blog: http://holtheathwoodentreen.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/new-axe-mask.html

I own a few different spoon knives and they all do the job. Ben orford's shallow curve is great for finishing cuts, but on a budget you can't beat Dave Budd's. You have to put the handle on and hone the edge, but these are both simple jobs and at £15, it's an absolute bargain. It might be worth...

Thought I'd have a go at making a different kind of bowl. Not perfect, but I'm happy with it as a first attempt. More details on the blog: http://holtheathwoodentreen.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/porringer.html

Not really after a laptop bag or machete, sorry. Would be interested in woodcarving tools, but especially a decent spoon knife. Or a decent sized tarp. I'll post again if I have any more ideas. Heath