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jojo
19-08-2009, 12:03
I have these little knives for sale.

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Top two: friction folders, 53mm long cutting edge. Teak and Rosewood handles, respectively. 65 pounds each including Registered Next Day Delivery and Paypal fee..

Middle: friction folder, 68mm long cutting edge. Fiddleback Sycamore handle. 70 pounds including Registered Next Day Delivery and Paypal. SOLD

Bottom two:
Friction folder Forager/pruning knife, 67mm long cutting edge. Boxwood handle. 65 pounds, all in. SOLD

Fixed blade Forager/pruning knife, 60mm long cutting edge. Olivewood/red liners handle. 65 pounds all in. SOLD pending funds

These two came about when a friend, who's a keen gardener, asked me to make him some good quality, as well as good looking, strong pruning knives.

All the blade are made of 01 and have individual filework on the spines.

All the folders are legal EDC, although of course you must behave sensibly.

You must be over 18 to buy these knives

MikeE
20-08-2009, 19:49
Mine arrived today and as expected it is exceptional! The blade is sharp and well shaped. The pivot is secure and just tight enough for the job! The pale sycamore is beautifully figured with a subtle ripple effect that is stunning. You may have guessed that I'm really pleased with this!
Many thanks Joel for yet another stunner!