Excellent as always Sandy. One of the things that I admire so much about your work, be it knives or video content, is that you never rest on your laurels. No matter how good the product you deliver is, you always push for that bit more and then that bit more again. 🙂
Very nice craftsmanship. I have followed your progress in the past 5 or so years and I must say that your attention to detail is exemplary. Your final product shows how you've put your heart and soul into each piece. I believe the whittlers are a great design and should keep you in production for a long time to come. I hope that you do well in years to come.
These are beautiful and I would have loved to have been a recipient, just like us all that watch you stunning work Sandy. Very best and I'll keep my fingers crossed for the future. Best wishes Gray
I love that design Sandy. I know you are calling it the whittler but it looks like the perfect allrounder to me. You should not have to justify that your quality cost a bit more. Every process you add, adds a little cost. Every process you add also adds a little more quality. If a knife factory was to add some of those hidden quality cost points back in to their knives, everyone would vertically notice the price point is a lot higher there also. Hope spring is kind to both of us and we are able to get out on some of the perfect days in our future.
There will be six very fortunate and very happy people out there guaranteed when they receive these amazing tools. You put your heart and sole into each and every knife that you produce Sandy. They are just as functional as they are beautiful. Thanks for giving us a look at them my friend. That is always a pleasure for us to see them. Stay healthy and happy, I will see you on the next one.
As always beautifully made to the highest quality👍🏻 I also admire your commitment to professional standards Sandy...you can honestly be very proud of your knifes🤝🏻 Kind regards
The only issue I have with AEB-L is its tendency to warp, but this can be mitigated with a stress relief cycle, even plate cooling and a carbide hammer.
Your not using enough clamping force. When you plate quench you need to use a lot of pressure, I use G clamps to clamp the plates "firmly" then there is no warping. I would never use a carbide hammer, it will leave tiny indents and hidden stresses steel. Strain relieving is a good thing to do but will not always solve warping. Clamping pressure will!
Hi, skip the dry ice slurry. Turn your home freezer to its lowest setting. I think you will struggle to see the difference in the HRC. Make some test tokens to measure the difference. Save £60.
Lovely striping on that Maple, Mr. Jack the Knife. Gorjuss! Now, if you want to keep a whittler for yourself, what would wood (ha!) you choose? Do you have a preference or is it see it love it?
I have been keeping my eyes on the website daily and havnt been there for sale. Sandy how do we order the camp knives if they aint on sale on your website please.
Excellent as always Sandy. One of the things that I admire so much about your work, be it knives or video content, is that you never rest on your laurels. No matter how good the product you deliver is, you always push for that bit more and then that bit more again. 🙂
Very nice craftsmanship. I have followed your progress in the past 5 or so years and I must say that your attention to detail is exemplary. Your final product shows how you've put your heart and soul into each piece. I believe the whittlers are a great design and should keep you in production for a long time to come. I hope that you do well in years to come.
Great looking little knives, AEB-L does seem like a very interesting option for the outdoors.
Superb craftsmanship as always.
Beautiful Sandy 👍 so long as your happy and the customers happy it'll be happys days all-round 👌 AEB-L from now on sandy 🙌🍻
These are beautiful and I would have loved to have been a recipient, just like us all that watch you stunning work Sandy. Very best and I'll keep my fingers crossed for the future.
Best wishes
Gray
Very nice little knives.
I love that design Sandy. I know you are calling it the whittler but it looks like the perfect allrounder to me. You should not have to justify that your quality cost a bit more. Every process you add, adds a little cost. Every process you add also adds a little more quality. If a knife factory was to add some of those hidden quality cost points back in to their knives, everyone would vertically notice the price point is a lot higher there also. Hope spring is kind to both of us and we are able to get out on some of the perfect days in our future.
I need one Mr Sandy!!!
God bless you my friend! ❤
There will be six very fortunate and very happy people out there guaranteed when they receive these amazing tools. You put your heart and sole into each and every knife that you produce Sandy. They are just as functional as they are beautiful. Thanks for giving us a look at them my friend. That is always a pleasure for us to see them. Stay healthy and happy, I will see you on the next one.
As always beautifully made to the highest quality👍🏻
I also admire your commitment to professional standards Sandy...you can honestly be very proud of your knifes🤝🏻 Kind regards
Stunning knives, Sandy. Absolutely beautiful.
Beautiful knives made with passion😎👌👍
that's a beautiful knive that you have made for me and I am looking forward to receiving it my wife has brought it for my 70th birthday
One day I’ll click that ‘knives available now’ tab and you’ll have an heirloom for me waiting :)
Stunning pieces. I can only imagine the joy while using one of those! The sheets are super beatiful aswell!
LIKE THOSE VERY MUCH SANDY
Cheers Sandy, see you Saturday sometime :)
I'd lov 1 In maple wood I've been waiting for the stainless knifes they look amazing sandy
Amazing knives👍
just looked at prices
still an amazing deal for the quality of knife you make
Beautiful knives - wish I could have the entire range. 😁
You're knifes are amazing Sandy hopefully one day I will be able get one atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Beautiful batch of knives. Have been following you for years and really admire your craftsmanship!!!!
Top job sandy. 🇬🇧🫡
Bit late. But happy new year sandy. You’ve been busy. They look lovely mate. Very skilful
Love your work. I’d love to be able to buy one of your knives.
The only issue I have with AEB-L is its tendency to warp, but this can be mitigated with a stress relief cycle, even plate cooling and a carbide hammer.
Your not using enough clamping force.
When you plate quench you need to use a lot of pressure, I use G clamps to clamp the plates "firmly" then there is no warping. I would never use a carbide hammer, it will leave tiny indents and hidden stresses steel. Strain relieving is a good thing to do but will not always solve warping. Clamping pressure will!
Nice work friend! Wouldn’t put it past you to post it still in the glass!!! 😂
Stunning Sandy.. will be using my Hornet with pride this weekend
Lovely knives again Sandy. Was wondering if you were planning to make some hornets in the future as we previously talked about? Aug ‘23.
That's to bad you're not shipping to Canada anymore
having of your knives was on my bucket list lol
Lovely knives Sandy. You do some great work. Have you thought about having an apprentice?
Hi, skip the dry ice slurry. Turn your home freezer to its lowest setting. I think you will struggle to see the difference in the HRC. Make some test tokens to measure the difference. Save £60.
Lovely striping on that Maple, Mr. Jack the Knife. Gorjuss!
Now, if you want to keep a whittler for yourself, what would wood (ha!) you choose? Do you have a preference or is it see it love it?
Hey Sandy, beautiful knives! Have you noticed any difference between the AEB-L and SF100 so far?
❤
I have been keeping my eyes on the website daily and havnt been there for sale. Sandy how do we order the camp knives if they aint on sale on your website please.
like to get classic dark handle any way i can thanks
Hi Sandy,Are any of theses available please,thanks Pete