Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please

Stabilized locust burl by malanika malanika . This has seen daily use for all sorts of chores for around five years. Danijel Haramina makes an outstanding puukko: I am in love with this knife.

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Rufus1949 Rufus1949 That's much appreciated thank you Bob :thumbsup: The Coco is rich and well turned (it's a kind of pity it goes towards dark brown black with use, others revere this though) I like the Keyhole/Cloud shield, some types wasted a lot of time endlessly deriding it for some reason couple of years back, thankfully they've ceased ;) Blade presents excellently with fine W&T no play etc.

I'm hoping to obtain one of the new releases but not quite sure which to go for yet ( as if there's the luxury of pondering about it 🤣:eek:)

Thanks, Will
 
Here’s some Karelian Birch or Curly Birch. From Wikipedia:
“Curly birch is a variant of the plant species silver birch with a genetic defect that causes the tree to twist on the stem with curls. The annual rings are oriented incorrectly, which gives the wood a fiery appearance. The variant originally comes from Karelia in Finland and Russia.”
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3 wood knives for me this week.
Böker Beer Barrel canoe (I've heard the barrels from which the wood for the covers was taken were oak):


Cannon sailor knife with some kind of hardwood handle:


LamBarJack, my rosewood Hartshead LAMbsfoot BARlow JACKknife, a JackBlack SFO:


- GT
 
3 wood knives for me this week.
Böker Beer Barrel canoe (I've heard the barrels from which the wood for the covers was taken were oak):


Cannon sailor knife with some kind of hardwood handle:


LamBarJack, my rosewood Hartshead LAMbsfoot BARlow JACKknife, a JackBlack SFO:


- GT
A very nice trio Gary. What a sweet Cannon.😍
 
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