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    Alpina Sports Ancho Knife

    Looks decent for the price if you want a stainless blade. I haven’t personally used one of these, however the hultafors heavy duty craftsman knife has a very similar price point and is of similar design. The only obvious difference is the hultafors has a carbon blade. Absolutely fantastic...
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    PRICE DROP ***Driftwoodwalker Barebones 4mm 01

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    Original Lofty Wiseman knife sharpening

    I also think learning to do it yourself is invaluable. If however you didn't fancy learning at this point I'd be happy to sharpen it for you if you paid the shipping.
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    Swedish m39 rucksack

    yes please.
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    New Scandi knife

    Ill bear that in mind! it does seem rather silly just being in socks! Thanks for the comments everyone, much appreciated :D
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    New Scandi knife

    Another knife i've handled- the handle is spalted beech, the blade is made by polar. My leather work is much to be desired! Criticisms and opinions on how to improve would be much appreciated. :)
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    New knife

    If i remember rightly it goes about 2/3 down the pommel section, so hopefully i will have no problems there. It was easy enough to drill as the individual pieces of wood involved are not particularly long on their own and the tang on the blade i used was unusually long :) I have had problems...
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    New knife

    Thanks for the kind words! Bushwacker bob- Its a puronvarsi blade; so yes it is rombic- good eye! You're right its a nightmare to work, but gives a lovely finish after a somewhat traumatic amount of time sanding. :rolleyes:
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    Good but reasonably priced rucksack?

    If you look on ebay for an oldish Karrimor rucksack you can pick those up for 20 quid downwards, they were bomb proof, I have an old karrimor jaguar that is really well made.
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    New knife

    Here's a knife I put a handle on, wood is purpleheart and burr elm and the blade is 125mm long. Be critical! Its far from perfect but its nice to work with :).
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    Knife making wip

    very informative and not a bad watch either! thanks for that
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    Knife making wip

    I did suspect annealing would be involved- guess i better get messing with my oven :P
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    Knife making wip

    Nice work! Did the rasp knife take a lot of grinding? I have a few old files I fancy shaping into a knife instead of my usual practice of using a pre-made blade and handling it; I was wondering how much work is involved, file steel is hard! ATB- John.
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    Double bit axe handles

    To be honest if you can source some decent ash, its not to difficult to have a crack at yourself; if you fancy a bit of woodwork that is :p
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    New life to an Old knife

    You cant beat making use of what others might consider broken. Nice job! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Photo's of Axes and the like

    Cheers red! The same to yours, an impressive group of axes in your photos :D Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Spyderco Woodcraft handle. Pic heavy.

    Like the patterning on that handle!
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    newly restored axe

    have tried to add some new photos but waiting for the post to be allowed by a mod :confused:
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    newly restored axe

    Thanks for the positive replies :D gotta say i wasn't expecting them! Hopefully these pictures are better- sanded- to an extent :p and oiled
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    newly restored axe

    Cheers guys, the ash came from a timber yard in the form of a rather large plank, so a lot of work was involved in shaping!
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