I. Farticus
Well-Known Member
Has no-one knocked on his door yet?
I agree completely. I can speak for Snake’s knives, which are considerably less expensive and excellent. It is one of my favourites, within my collection.A third of the price of an Emberleaf is still a sizeable chunk of money, and expecting a decent knife in return for it doesn't sound like "too good to be true".
I feel for anyone who's been ripped off here.
"within my collection"I agree completely. I can speak for Snake’s knives, which are considerably less expensive and excellent. It is one of my favourites, within my collection.
I do like knives and enjoy their beauty. Each is functional and regularly used. They range from cheap to mid-price ( a recent Marc Zabroski is the most expensive)."within my collection"
Do people not buy these knives to use and if so why the need for more than two at most, one to use and one to keep 'just in case' ?
My mostly used knife is a Deer Stalker that had a gut hook on it which I ground off.
As a result it looks far from pretty, in fact some would say ugly, but I find it does the job and probably only cost me around £30 many years ago.
I know some of the knives offered on SD look really beautiful but also command an arm and a leg so cannot really understand why people buy such things, unless, as was said it is for a collection where pretty is very important.
I carry 2-3 in my rucksack, a couple go in the rifle case (I forgot my rucksack at home once). Usually pick whichever I fancy, after the shot.The ones I use most often are a Boker Madera Arbolito, Snake’s, Zabroski or a Martinii. Cold steel is a bit shabby quality, Mora is OK. Does that answer your question?When you own a collection of knives which and how, do you choose which one to take with you when going out ?
Each one in order or if you are going out on your own and don't need to show anybody what a pretty knife you have
I might sound a bit picky but I genuinely cannot understand anyone having a collection of knives.
Emberleafs are beatiful. Someday I’ll cough up for a Garron.The company is showing as not insolvent, no court judgements, mortgages or charges but it is showing as negative equity and a high risk of failure and delinquency.
If you are going to turn up and ask for your stuff (not illegal AFAIK) perhaps just take a written letter of what is you want and the payment date and reference and record the interaction to avoid the risk of porky pies and a he-said, she-said later on. The address I can see is the Wharfe crescent one above.
Good luck.
P.S. Emberleaf knives are expensive because of the materials and time that goes into them. I don't think the chaps are getting rich out of it but are passionate about what they do and do produce a quality product and service backing it up to match. That said, they are not for me.
I make my own knives (nowhere near on par) so can appreciate the time and expertise.


Companies House had it ready to be struck off until someone objected on 13th Jan! Looks like the vultures are circling and they don't want him to be able to hide behind insolvencyThe company is showing as not insolvent, no court judgements, mortgages or charges but it is showing as negative equity and a high risk of failure and delinquency.
That would be automatic, for failing to file accounts by the due date (October 2021). Issued in December 2021. It is not onerous to do so.Companies House had it ready to be struck off until someone objected on 13th Jan! Looks like the vultures are circling and they don't want him to be able to hide behind insolvency


...When you own a collection of knives which and how, do you choose which one to take with you when going out ?
Each one in order or if you are going out on your own and don't need to show anybody what a pretty knife you have
I might sound a bit picky but I genuinely cannot understand anyone having a collection of
Agreed. The only door I recommend knocking on is that of your local GP Surgery when, £110 later, you hopefully collect a signed FAC renewal/application medical proforma.Knocking on his door is all well and good, but should that go tits up. He becoms threatned, emotions run high or indeed reports you for threatening behaviour its bye bye FAC.
Go through the proper channels, small claims court, fraud/theft by deception, action fraud etc etc. Make it a point on his social media page but me personally, knocking on someones door whos wronged me would be the last thing I would do.