Retailer that sells Mora's and Ferro blanks?

[j williams]

I hear there are differances, but I have never had bad luck with any. They all function the same. Well at least the ones I have do. I prefer the 3/8 army LMF though.

 

[j williams]

Yeah 12in 1/2in dia baby!!!!!!!! I can imagine the shower of sparks one could get!

 

[gryphon46]

I think I'll get a 12x1/2 in. rod, put a handle on it. And then replace the knife steel at Thanksgiving dinner.

That ought to wake the folks up.....

 

[matthewdanger]

I think I\'ll get a 12x1/2 in. rod, put a handle on it. And then replace the knife steel at Thanksgiving dinner.

That ought to wake the folks up.....

This idea has my approval. I think I speak for all of us when I say - POST VIDEO!

 

[eomeo]

i Think I'll Get A 12x1/2 In. Rod, Put A Handle On It. And Then Replace The Knife Steel At Thanksgiving Dinner.

That Ought To Wake The Folks Up.....

Winner

 

[trldad]

US Knife Makers operated by Tracey Mickley has the 1/2" ferro rods as well.

here is the link

Tracey is "good people" and very helpful. :thumbup:

trldad

 

[jds1]

Just placed an order at Ben's.

Didn't even realize it but they are fairly local and I was just by them a few weeks ago camping. Wonder if they have a retail store?

Next time you head "up North" stop at Jay's Sporting Goods. I've seen Moras on the shelf there along with TONS of other knives. :thumbup:

Jeff

http://www.jayssportinggoods.com/

 

[bladefrienzy]

I like Ben's alot to, I get the Enzo kits there. Also bought handle materials recently from Tracey at Us knifemakers. Great prices and fast shipping. Got a good bit of Green canvas micarta from them for a customers knives I am rehandling.

I have a couple of Boy scout mini ferro rods, but would love a couple of the big 3/8 rods. Are they all that much better or just having the extra strikes . Sometimes when it's really cold I could see shivering while holding the little scout one might make it tough.