I felt blessed this morning having coffee got delivered a classic fondling it all day lol a beauty for sure

@silktvPDR1

10 ай бұрын

That's a happy day 😊

Very nice! Oak is a lovely wood when polished correctly.

@UsDiYoNa

11 ай бұрын

Personally I love an oak handle. Something about the feel, look, and usage all just gives a “timely” or “old” feel to it, like it came out of colonial America, which I love.

Sandy that oak handled Knife is absolutely Stunning!!! Love the story behind the handle, ex dog chew 😁, maybe that is the secret to fabulous scales, let the dog choose them 😂 You're dog certainly has good taste.

Love the cocobolo scales, and you've answered my question, about stabilising them. Great stuff :)

Great work as always, best wishes Dave Chubb

Beautiful handle.

Very nice work as always, very talented

Lovely work Sandy.

The Oak turned out really nice.

Amazing craftsmanship Sandy, and lovely content, hopefully one day.... I'll keep an eye on weebly, god bless.

All the best to you and yours Jack nice viewing young man .Happy Trails

Hey Sandy. Another lovely batch. Keeping my eye on the webpage!

Guitarrs (classic) with cocabola backs is alsow wery beutyfully! 🇸🇪🕊

Also would very much like to have one of your beautiful creations. Very very impressive knives.

Love the oak scales, Sandy. Carmen must have stronger teeth than I have, that's for sure. Lucky that you managed to retrieve the wood before she'd chewed too much of it.

Very nice as usual

You are a supreme craftsman with so much patience and skill. Beautiful wood handles. As always thank you for sharing. Mark

Superb craftsmanship as always Sandy, the curly oak handle finish looks amazing and shows your attention to a special wood💯

Lovely bit of Oak there. Good job, Carmen, for bringing that bit of wood to the Master’s attention!

Amazing skill and craftsmanship in every one Sandy works off art !! 👍🏻

WoW Sandy! A lot work went into that build !! That’s beautiful, quality as always 👍🤠

Once again, absolutely amazing knives. What skill you have in creating such master pieces. Thank you so much. 🙂

That oak handle is exceptional, well worth the time Sandy all 3 are great but I agree with you about the aesthetics of British Oak.

I've run out of compliments mate. I don't think I have ever said so many nice things about anything as I have about your work over the years ... Don't you worry about that head shining through either. That makes me feel happier about the ever decreasing strands of wispy nonsense clinging to my bonce. BTW... That rescued curly-Oak has made a proper bobby-dazzler of a handle .

Well, I really like woods that can withstand the test of time simply be taking care of the wood. A spoon I carved for my wife using the Swedish kuksa technique (boiling in salt water, etc...) is almost 10 years old and still in the kitchen making meals (made out of Oak). Anyway, beautiful knives my friend and I do not believe I have ever seen that style of oak - really nice! Stay safe and healthy!

Nice knife sandy atb scott

Stunning knives sandy. I hope one day to be lucky enough to purchase one from you.

Very nice pieces Sandy. I know you have the love of your life there but I heard some women love bald heads besides you could never find another Mandy. Anyway , quick question, I have some kitchen and bushcraft knives with wooden handles. They have become a little dry and dull looking. I noticed you using double boiled linseed oil. I bought some and applied it to my knives. The problem is the oil stayed sticky on them. What should I use or do. I’d appreciate your help. Thanks for sharing. Tony.

I need to get a new knife from you Sandy. Was forced to sell my previous one due to money difficulties. But sorted now.

You don’t have to apologise to me sandy for losing your hat. You know what the military would say, one man’s diffy is another man’s buckshee. 😜🤣 we all lose stuff in life sandy. 👍♥️😊

Love watching your updates, and have the pleasure of owning one of your Bibby knives: and was just wondering if you plan to manufacture any wasps or wisps in the future. Thanks

Hi Quick question, do you show videos of how you make your sheaths ? As they are so pro. Would like to see that as the leather looks really thick and tough to work? Cheers

Hi Sandy, great knives! I can‘t find you email address at your internet site.