The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Nice Jer, I don't think I've seen a stainless Lumberjack beforeMy stainless lynx lumberjack is here!
I think this one was stainless, but I put it into a giveaway some years back, when
scruffuk
won it 
I like the look of the knife Jer, but don't like those plastic sheathsAnd so is my CS sheath for the western hunter.
It doesn't snap in like my CS Finns. It squeezes.
I've had a couple of Roach Bellys and a couple of Finn Bears, but not tried any of the others. I like the Roach Belly, and am glad to finally have some better pants for it 
I have the "skinner" with that guard.
I like the plastic sheathes more than I do anything I'm likely to make. Certainly I prefer this one to the mess I made out of the remains of Irene's purse.I like the look of the knife Jer, but don't like those plastic sheaths
LOL!I have the "skinner" with that guard.
I like the plastic sheathes more than I do anything I'm likely to make. Certainly I prefer this one to the mess I made out of the remains of Irene's purse.
I don't think I could do any better mate Not really out of character!
One of the last Sheffield firms, Jack Adams, does a 'Scalper', as well as a bunch of historic skinning and butchers knife patterns
These look really nice. I wanted a straight edge work knife and was going to buy the Bradford guardian Wharncliffe but ended up going for a knife from one of the makers on bladeforums here. I sent Gl Drew a message about a straight edge and replied that this was a available and I couldn't pass it up. I mean check out that spalted maple! Plus his steel is just awesome.I've been really pleased with this Bradford Guardian 3 I bought a couple of years back, it has great ergonomics, and is really comfortable to carry
Wow, that looks superb RickThese look really nice. I wanted a straight edge work knife and was going to buy the Bradford guardian Wharncliffe but ended up going for a knife from one of the makers on bladeforums here. I sent Gl Drew a message about a straight edge and replied that this was a available and I couldn't pass it up. I mean check out that spalted maple! Plus his steel is just awesome.
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That Bradford is still tempting though, but now I don't have a reason to buy one
I might slip this H10 on my belt when I go for a walk in the woods later
Thanks!Love it! These always take me back to being a kid and “swashbuckling” with whatever was available… except the H10 is actually a really nice version of that.
The Sheffield swashbuckler was like this 
That looks like a good sizeSmall machete made with a reliable and tough 1095 blade. I use it on pineapples and watermelons.
I have a Condor Low Drag I find useful in the garden, looks to be of a similar size 
I can't post a pic as I'm in the cafe down the road! 
The handle on this one is a little too small for extended hardcore use. I have cut down some small trees and removed small branches around my house. I use it mostly in the kitchen though. It is great for processing watermelons & coconuts.That looks like a good size
It looks really useful
I have mainly used the Condor for hacking down nettles and chopping out old brambles 
Thanks. I amassed a few similar ones when they were cheap, one or two made of extra thick stock.That's cool Jer
I was admiring that in the other thread JerThanks. I amassed a few similar ones when they were cheap, one or two made of extra thick stock.
Reused pic of something else: