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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiltie View Post
    Nice work Ashley, have you oiled it or treated the beech with anything ?
    Yep, sorry should have mentioned that. I've given it a lick of olive oil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambii View Post
    The edge is on the bottom of it so i think you just sharpen the bevel, the mora ones anyways.

    If the edge is on the inside of the curl, No idea :O
    I have two Frosts Mora screwed up knives, one is a modified hook knife (about 3/4 a circle like Ashley's) with a double edge, and the hoof knife which I cut the tip off of. The third crooked knife is one I made from a file, my first real knife made in 20 years, it needs sharpening too. Likely remember this weekend, use my belt grinder of which I have from 50x to 1200x belts, but have a pile of other things to focus on too, my new wool blanket shirt, sheath for my newly made bushcraft knife, cooking a roast tomorrow, etc.

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    Very nice Ash, compliments that wonderful Birch bark sheath in the background.

    Will have to get around to making one for mine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeWilkinson View Post
    Very nice Ash, compliments that wonderful Birch bark sheath in the background.

    Will have to get around to making one for mine.
    You noticed I tried to get that in the shot

    It's standing up well, a little stiff but no doubt just needs an oil, not sure how much I should apply but I'll have a go.
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    I'd give it a good rub over with oil, leave for about 5/10 mins and then wipe off excess.

    As for sharpening a crook knife, have a look at this set of tutorials from Ben Orford.

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    Nice work Mr. Cawley
    Finely made (not poorly)
    Fulfills a need
    And in the deed -
    Was quite relaxing surely?

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    Enjoyed that video thanks Mike.


    Quote Originally Posted by bigzee View Post
    Nice work Mr. Cawley
    Finely made (not poorly)
    Fulfills a need
    And in the deed -
    Was quite relaxing surely?
    Yep, it was relaxing to make .. only thing is the dowel has come loose for the 2nd time! Gona have to make another dowel or think of a alternative closing method.
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    Hi Ashley please could you tell me which mora crook knife you use i'm not sure which model number to get to start with. Thanks

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    I think that my one is the same as Ashleys, whch is the 164, in my opinion it is the best all rounder and good for starting out.

    Hope this helps, Robb
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    Quote Originally Posted by RobbC View Post
    I think that my one is the same as Ashleys, whch is the 164, in my opinion it is the best all rounder and good for starting out... Hope this helps, Robb
    Yep, that's the one
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