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JonathanD
27-02-2005, 21:09
I love it, nuff said :wink:

jake trg
27-02-2005, 21:52
Me too got mine thursday :Crazy_071

Hoodoo
27-02-2005, 22:49
I don't have one. :cry:

The General
27-02-2005, 23:05
Where did you get that from?

Paganwolf
27-02-2005, 23:09
I don't have one. :cry:
:yikes: :shock: PLEASE TELL ME THIS IS A TYPO :shock: :shock: :shock: :lol:

tomtom
28-02-2005, 00:48
:rolmao:

bambodoggy
28-02-2005, 10:08
:yikes: :shock: PLEASE TELL ME THIS IS A TYPO :shock: :shock: :shock: :lol:

I'm guessing it must be.....that or he's missed the word "Yet" off the end... :rolmao: :rolmao: :rolmao:

tenbears10
28-02-2005, 12:06
Very nice sheath but you do have to pay top dollar.

tomtom
28-02-2005, 12:57
does the fire steel only fit upside down?

tenbears10
28-02-2005, 13:39
does the fire steel only fit upside down?

Looks like it.

Is the steel tied to the bottom of the sheath? how do you use it if the sheath is on your belt and the steel is tied on?

shinobi
28-02-2005, 13:42
does the fire steel only fit upside down?
From the piccie, it looks like the steel is only fitted to the holder upside down because it is tied to the bottom of the sheath. You could place it upright by not tying it to the sheath.

Cheers,

Martin

tenbears10
28-02-2005, 14:13
From the piccie, it looks like the steel is only fitted to the holder upside down because it is tied to the bottom of the sheath. You could place it upright by not tying it to the sheath.

Cheers,

Martin

Doesn't the bulge in the sheath stop it going in from the top Martin? I still can't see why it is tied to the sheath? How can you light a fire 2cm from your hip :?:

Hoodoo
28-02-2005, 14:20
The lanyard runs through the hole in the sheath.

If you hold the tinder against the knife in one hand and the firesteel in the other, you can get it going. I would prefer to have some kind of clip so you could easily unhook the firesteel. A longer loop would just catch on the brush.

You could also just slip the sheath off.

shinobi
28-02-2005, 14:27
Doesn't the bulge in the sheath stop it going in from the top Martin? I still can't see why it is tied to the sheath? How can you light a fire 2cm from your hip :?:
It's hard to tell from the picture how much of a bulge there is. If the steel is the same as mine, it's quite flat so it should slide in ok.
Maybe P7perfect or one of the other owners could tell us whether it is possible to insert the steel from the top?

Martin

ESpy
28-02-2005, 14:54
That's cute... Nice to see Sam Browne studs on kit!

SquirrelBoy
28-02-2005, 15:34
I think the idea is to `thread` a loop of lanyard through the hole, then `thread` the fire steel through this loop on the other side. A sort of prussik knot - if you get what I mean..

I do this on my Woodlore as I carry the steel upside down so if it falls out it wont be going anywhere, just dangle on the lanyard.

tricky boy
28-02-2005, 18:27
Nice set up, can i ask is that a Wilkinson knife or an Alan Wood?

If it's a Wilkinson the picture on the woodlore site does no justice to the quality of wood used on the handle.


Patrick

sargey
28-02-2005, 18:57
according to the blurb on ray mears dot com, the sixty quid whetstone/firesteel sheath won't fit the alan wood models :?: so i guess it's ws.

it does look sweet though, so far i've happily resisted buying a woodlore.......

cheers, and.

The General
28-02-2005, 20:29
according to the blurb on ray mears dot com, the sixty quid whetstone/firesteel sheath won't fit the alan wood models :?: so i guess it's ws.

it does look sweet though, so far i've happily resisted buying a woodlore.......

cheers, and.

DOH! :cry:

tenbears10
01-03-2005, 09:44
according to the blurb on ray mears dot com, the sixty quid whetstone/firesteel sheath won't fit the alan wood models :?:

Anyone know why when both knives are the same dimentions?

Andy
01-03-2005, 10:34
they aren't quite the same

Alan tapers the tang on his woodlore and WS don't, there have also been a few changes made. I think mostly to make production easier which isn't such an issue for Alan

tenbears10
01-03-2005, 11:01
they aren't quite the same

Alan tapers the tang on his woodlore and WS don't, there have also been a few changes made. I think mostly to make production easier which isn't such an issue for Alan

Ta :super:

JonathanD
01-03-2005, 12:58
Looks like it.

Is the steel tied to the bottom of the sheath? how do you use it if the sheath is on your belt and the steel is tied on?

The firesteel is easily removed from the cord, it's just threaded and looped on for safety, simple. You can put it in from the top, but it rubs on the bulge quite a bit. And my AW fits in nicely too :super:

SquirrelBoy
01-03-2005, 20:58
they aren't quite the same

Alan tapers the tang on his woodlore and WS don't, there have also been a few changes made. I think mostly to make production easier which isn't such an issue for Alan
Also the `old` (earlier) Woodlore doesnt have a taper and so they dont recommend the sheath for us oldies... :cry:

JonathanD
01-03-2005, 22:39
Woodlore will make them for the older versions, but they are sure to prove costly, if everyone inundates them with emails, I'm sure they will comply and make a machined version.

tenbears10
01-03-2005, 23:22
P7,

surely the £60 ones are hand made :?:

tomtom
02-03-2005, 00:27
Woodlore will make them for the older versions, but they are sure to prove costly, if everyone inundates them with emails, I'm sure they will comply and make a machined version.

i dont think woodlore check their e-mails.. :shock: