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I recently received my Woodlore blank in 1095 and used it a bit over the weekend. All I can say is: What a fantastic knife. In my opinion it has the perfect size and shape for hiking, bushcraft and as a general allround knife. The only problem is that I now really crave for a 3v version with scales - please somebody sell one to me and send it to europe!
I wrapped the handle with paracord and I must say it is really quite comfortable. Feathersticks, whittling, light batoning, portioning tinder-fungus, drilling, and fine work like senseless hook-like shapes - the woodlore is great for all kinds of different tasks. :thumbup::thumbup:
Dan, thanks for the fast international shipping and for making this great knife,
Best regards,
l.
I wrapped the handle with paracord and I must say it is really quite comfortable. Feathersticks, whittling, light batoning, portioning tinder-fungus, drilling, and fine work like senseless hook-like shapes - the woodlore is great for all kinds of different tasks. :thumbup::thumbup:
Dan, thanks for the fast international shipping and for making this great knife,
Best regards,
l.
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Great pics - love the bushcraft work!
How many feet of paracord did you end up needing for the handle?
Dan
How many feet of paracord did you end up needing for the handle?
Dan
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Hey Dan,
Thanks. I just measured the paracord I used and it is roughly 13 feet. It felt quite comfortable but I already re-wrapped it with 1.5mm thin hemp rope (inspired by the handle work of Rick Marchand) and - wow - this feels really great and I will use it like this.
Here are a couple of pics (quick ones with terrible light only rivalled by the white balance
) :
Best regards,
l.
p.s.: Please don't ask how many feet of hemp rope I have used, haha.
Thanks. I just measured the paracord I used and it is roughly 13 feet. It felt quite comfortable but I already re-wrapped it with 1.5mm thin hemp rope (inspired by the handle work of Rick Marchand) and - wow - this feels really great and I will use it like this.
Here are a couple of pics (quick ones with terrible light only rivalled by the white balance
) :
Best regards,
l.
p.s.: Please don't ask how many feet of hemp rope I have used, haha.
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That looks great!
Dan
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I have one, just with a basic OD green paracord wrap, that piggybacks on my ESEE Junglas. Nice 1095 pair. I'll snap a quick pic of the set-up next time I have it out. The thinness makes it a great piggyback knife, but there's still enough height to the handle to be secure in the hand.
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View attachment 286767here mine.
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love the pics - great job on the handle, woodysone.
Brummie - that's a sweet setup!
Dan
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Brummie - that's a sweet setup!
Dan
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That is a SWEET pic!!! 
:thumbup:
Love it!
:thumbup:Love it!
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Koster Woodlore enjoying Slovenia! 1095 and hydrophobia? I don't think so!
Bohinj. Nice. And great looking knife also
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Bohinj. Nice. And great looking knife also
Hey man, 10 points! Visited your country for two weeks - had a great time! Lots of history, friendly people, breathtaking scenery and good wine. Bohinj was our favourite spot - what a great place.
Best regards,
ll.