Knives & Tools

The Craftsman in stainless steel is a very good all round knife with a sturdy friction handle. The blade is made from 2.5mm steel that has been hardened to 57-59 HRC.

This is one of the best knives we have seen come to market in recent years. It fills a gap between hand crafted and mass produced knives. Although it is new and as yet to prove its worth over a number of years all signs are that this will be an all time classic.

If you enjoy woodwork as a hobby or a job you will love this tool. We have only just discovered how good this knife really is for everyday work.

This is a craftsman’s knife for precision work such as carving.

This is a craftsman’s knife given an added dimension when neat intricate work is required. Originally designed as an Electrical Fitters knife its use within the carving fraternity followed as more and more recognised its possibilities.

This knife is optimised for cutting through hard or tough surfaces as well as rope or webbing under tension.

If you want to carve a spoon, dish or cup a spoon knife is essential. Its U-shape makes it optimal for hollowing out rounded and concave shapes.

Mora craft knives are well known and greatly appreciated for their sharpness and precision.

This is a solid knife for Bushcrafters and outdoorsmen alike. The Mora manufacturing quality and price value make this a favourite among hunters and woodsmen. The thicker blade(3.2mm) give strength and rigidity to a well proven design.

This is a solid knife for Bushcrafters and outdoorsmen alike. The Mora manufacturing quality and price value make this a favourite among hunters and woodsmen. The thicker blade(3.2mm) give strength and rigidity to a well proven design.

The Sami people traditionally known in English as Lapps or Laplanders, are an indigenous people inhabiting the Arctic area of Sápmi, which today encompasses parts of far northern Norway, Sweden, Finland, the Kola Peninsula of Russia.

Fire starting is one of the most important activities necessary for survival, giving you protection, warmth, making your water safe to drink, cooking your food, signalling, and drying your gear.