Anybody thinking of moving one on have been resisting for a while now the mora works well but your only herd once
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Wanted: Emberleaf cael
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Send the guys a message and have one made how you’d have it spec’d. As you said, you’re only here once.
V1 or 2?
Look at Revenant knives on FB. I’ve one for sale in the ads as I had another made. By far the sharpest knife and I’ve had all the custom ones
I had a moment of weakness a few years ago and got a v2
Overlay
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i’ve been using a Danum stalker for a while now on fallow and it’s proved better on those than the Cael and stayed very sharp indeed, sussex steve mentions the Revenant which again is a real hardworking blade
I had to send my cael back for a re fettle due to a ripple on the edge, since then i haven’t used it on or near any bone and it’s stayed super sharp
For fallow I’d go for either the Danum or Revenant
I had to send my cael back for a re fettle due to a ripple on the edge, since then i haven’t used it on or near any bone and it’s stayed super sharp
For fallow I’d go for either the Danum or Revenant
Shootgun
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Emberleaf Garron V1 is perfect for fallow
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Cael without a doubt a decent blade but from experience another degree of grind on the blade would be beneficial, I split the sternum post a field gralloch with my Danum and did with the cael you can’t do that with the original grind, unless I was unlucky with mine
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lovely piece of kit, that’s on my next purchase list, probably a birthday wish list 
I do like peters work, it will be either one of Peters or Alan wood the Rabbit for me they are the DB’s of blades
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Look at a knife from Peter Eaton.
I have a Cael that never gets used, as Overlay says.
Over the years I have tried most knives, and I pretty much always return to Peter.
Silly silly sharp, truly beautiful craftsmanship and superior materials and stunning leather work on the sheaths.
Even if you only speak to him to get an understanding of exactly what he does and what he can do for you.
He is a true gent, and won’t be offended if you don’t buy one of his rare knives, and I say rare because he doesn’t make 100s of knives a year, each knives is hand finished from the blade to the handle….
I have a Cael that never gets used, as Overlay says.
Over the years I have tried most knives, and I pretty much always return to Peter.
Silly silly sharp, truly beautiful craftsmanship and superior materials and stunning leather work on the sheaths.
Even if you only speak to him to get an understanding of exactly what he does and what he can do for you.
He is a true gent, and won’t be offended if you don’t buy one of his rare knives, and I say rare because he doesn’t make 100s of knives a year, each knives is hand finished from the blade to the handle….
Overlay
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V2 if any stops you slipping on the blade
Ozalid
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What a great site, so much shiny! My wallet is currently backed into a corner waving a Benchmade 940 Osbourne at me and threatening to use it if I take a step closer...customknife.co.uk - Hunting
website of custom and handmade knives by top uk makers, Alan Wood, Geoff Hague, Stu Mitchell, etc.
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