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Welcome to BCUK! I'd recommend anything from Case (heinnies have them. Usual disclaimer etc). They're brilliant quality and very traditional-looking, reminiscent of the type of knife one's grandfather may have carried years ago. They're pretty pricey but I believe there is a model which is...

Very nice. I love antler and giraffe bone on knives and this one is great!

Mine came a couple of days ago. Brilliant bit of kit. Thanks shep!

I can't help but wonder, if Mr Mears is on this forum, how much amusement is he getting out of this thread? It must be hilarious to hear all of these conspiracy theories about yourself.

That's fantastic. Well done mate! I wouldn't even know where to start with something like that...

Yes please! PM on way....

Could I add my name to the waiting list too please if there is one. These look awesome!

Nice! It suits that knife really well. Can't wait to see the next part mate

That's pretty cool! I'm a big fan of the squeak for my EDC and it looks just as good as a fixed blade. Good job!

I'm afraid I won't be able to take the Alan Wood off your hands this time. Best of luck to everyone else though. Thanks for your patience, Luke

Robbi the scales are bird's eye maple I believe

Robbi you could always go off for a weekend and come back with it in hand, saying "Look what I found in the woods!"

If Robbi changes his mind, could I be second in line for the Alan Wood please?

PM sent...

I love that Damascus enzo. Nice work mate!

I was thinking more to just laugh in their face when they realise that amazing tool they just spent their hard-earned cash on was made of steel as strong as play-doh. And of course to show then a better looking, better functioning tool that can be bought for a LOT less!

That is a ridiculously high price for that knife. It doesn't even look like it's worth half of the asking price! That bio was certainly "interesting"... I'd love to see the "definite proof" of all of the claims he makes...designing the spyderco bushcrafter, being best buddies with Mr. Mears...

Very nice! That grain pattern is fantastic!

I think this quote sums it up really. Be careful and you'll have no problems explaining your legitimate reason for having sharps on you. There is always a chance that you will at some point have to justify your presence or what you have on you, but it's your response that dictates what response...

If it's a genuine mistake then there shouldn't be any problems. As the OP mentioned that this would be in relation to a bushcraft activity, it'll be pretty obvious by the way that you're conducting yourself that you do not have any ulterior motive for being there. This would be shown in what you...