Greetings from far-away Finland...

Welcome! From the Philippines here! I'm also a fan of Finnish-style knives! Simple in design and real good wood shapers.
 
untamed said:
Welcome! From the Philippines here! I'm also a fan of Finnish-style knives! Simple in design and real good wood shapers.
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Hi, thank you for the welcome....and I thought I was far away...

Do you have Finnish knives in Philippines?

Yes, they are good knives. I have a lot of them as I like knives and...and....:o...guns too....

Here is an introduction to me and what I do...


Kind regards, -Spinner

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Spinner1 said:
Hi, thank you for the welcome....and I thought I was far away...

Do you have Finnish knives in Philippines?

Yes, they are good knives. I have a lot of them as I like knives and...and....:o...guns too....

Here is an introduction to me and what I do...


Kind regards, -Spinner

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Hello again! I as well as others here have always liked the simple and functional knives like those from Kellam, Enzo, Karesuando, H. Roselli, and the modern model of the M95 Sisipuukko. The grind on such blades, what's been popularly known in the forums as the "Scandi grind", is also well known here. I've ground a few backyard knives here like that and they are superb when shaping wood.

There are other Finns here too. Oh, I read the Kalevala as a youngster years back. :thumbup:
 
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T.K.C. said:
Thank you!

It is wonderful to see another woman joining BF!!

PS:
I REALLY like your site!
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Thank you for your kind thoughts. I love this forum. It's very inspirational.

I have never seen such beautiful knives as I have here and to think I haven't even scratched the surface yet...

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Doug C said:
Another Woman. :eek:

Likes Knives and Guns. :eek::eek:

Welcome to Blade Forums, Spinner. :thumbup: :D

Doug
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...and she makes exquisite wines and hunts too....:eek:

Thank you Doug...LOL....


Warm regards, -Spinner


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untamed said:
Hello again! I as well as others here have always liked the simple and functional knives like those from Kellam, Enzo, Karesuando, H. Roselli, and the modern model of the M95 Sisipuukko. The grind on such blades, what's been popularly known in the forums as the "Scandi grind", is also well known here. I've ground a few backyard knives here like that and they are superb when shaping wood.

There are other Finns here too. Oh, I read the Kalevala as a youngster years back. :thumbup:
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Here is another popular knife maker called Marttiini. Are you familiar with his knives? They are made for mass market, are relatively inexpensive but good for hard everyday use.

http://www.marttiini.fi/puukot/shop/Default.htm

Warm regards, -Spinner


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Well wishes for the new year Spinner1
And a big Hello to Finland - the land that withstood the mighty "Bear"!
 
GIRLYmann said:
Well wishes for the new year Spinner1
And a big Hello to Finland - the land that withstood the mighty "Bear"!
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Thank you. Wishing you a great New Year too. :p

Yeah, the Finnish people are pretty tough and determined. They don't give up easily. The Winter War was really something. So few Finns, so many Russians... Fought for independence and won it...only to give the freedom of choice to the European union... :eek: ;)


Kind regards, -Spinner



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