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Pfeil Honing Strop 2
Pfeil Honing Strops for the finest edges for all knives.
Birch base, faced with a fine calf leather.
Size 300 x 40 x 20mm
Pfeil Polishing Cream
Pfeil polishing cream for strops.
50ml.
Approximately 4000-6000 grit.
Pfeil Polishing Paste, Green
Pfeil Polishing Paste is a fine abrasive paste for polishing honed bevels. Ideal for use with a powered strop, the paste features a cooling property, to avoid heating of the blade. The paste can be used with a cloth.
Weight 900g
Pfeil Razor Strop 1
Pfeil Honing Strops for the finest edges for all knives.
Birch base, faced with a fine calf leather.
Size 220 x 50 x 20mm
Pocket Stones
Used to create the finest edge on precision tools, delicate instruments, and die work. RH Preyda Arkansas files hold their shape while creating the finest, most uniform finish.
Recommended for outdoor enthusiasts in need of a sharp edge on fish hooks, arrows, and hunting knives. The pocket stone's compact size allows it to easily fit in your outerwear pocket, or pack inside your gear. Pocket...
RH Preyda Axe Stones
The RH Preyda Axe Sharpening Stone was designed specifically for the axe enthusiast. Paired down size, wooden handle grip and Soft Arkansas and Hard Black Arkansas stones allow for ultimate precision when sharpening your blade.
Available in the following sizes:
4" x 1" x 1/4" (102mm x 25mm x 6mm)
- 13/16" (20mm) Overall Thickness
- 8" (203mm) Overall Length
6"...
Set of Norton Manmade Oilstones + Oil
Please note that these stones measure 8" (200mm) x 3" (75mm) x 1/2" (13mm) and are supplied in a plastic storage box.
These are Norton India oil stones (aluminium oxide) are great for imparting durable, smooth cutting edges and for close tolerances.
The set includes;
Coarse India - Use to sharpen dull edges quickly.
Medium India - Medium cutting rate man-made sharpening...
James Barry Diamond File Tapered 3''
3" (81mm) versatile half round and flat tapered 400 grit file.
Precision ground steel file electroplated with 400 grit monocrystalline diamonds to ensure a superb even finish and finished with a split ergonomic handle pinned through the steel file and finished with a hanging hole for storage. Suitable for sharpening many woodworking tools including router cutters, forstner bits, woodturning...
James Barry Double Sided Leather Strop & Paste
This double sided leather strop from James Barry measures 8" x 3" x 3/4". The UK sourced leather is 4.5mm thick and is bonded to both sides of a wooden block.
One side is coarse which is used to accommodate the James Barry Mirror Paste. This does not just polish to an amazing standard but also puts on that final hone to achieve a scary edge.
The size is ideal to compliment the...
James Barry Double Sided Leather Strop 8'' x 3''
This double sided leather strop from James Barry measures 8" x 3" x 3/4". The UK sourced leather is 4.5mm thick and is bonded to both sides of a wooden block.
One side is coarse which is used to accommodate the James Barry Mirror Paste. This does not just polish to an amazing standard but also puts on that final hone to achieve a scary edge.
The size is ideal to compliment the...
James Barry Lapping Fluid
Specially designed fluid for use with diamond abrasives
Lapping fluid specially designed fluid for use with diamond abrasives, used in the engineering industry for over 35 years. This is the original lapping fluid as introduced to the market by James Barry Sharpening Solutions 12 years ago. Oils that are sometimes used in sharpening are too thick for diamond sharpening and result in the tools skating...
James Barry Mirror Paste
Micro fine abrasive paste achieves a mirror finish after initial sharpening using a leather strop. 8,000 - 10,000 Grit. Micro fine abrasive cream to create a mirror finish after initial sharpening using a leather strop. Leaves tools a super keen cutting edge to give clean accurate cuts. Simply apply paste to the strop, rub to absorb and then stroke the edge to be polished across the strop until polished...
James Barry Needle File Sets
A quality precision set of 4 different shaped needle files 600 grit as used in the british aerospace industry and by the like of Rolls Royce Engineering. Fantastic for carving tools, model engineering, small tools, removing welds, filing plastics and precious metals as in the jewellery industry.
The pack consists of
1 x tapered/round
1 x tapered half flat/round
1 x flat
1 x triangular/tapered
Fine...
James Barry Tapered 6'' File with Handle
6" (155mm) versatile half round and flat tapered 600 grit file.
Precision ground steel file electroplated with 600 grit monocrystalline diamonds to ensure a superb even finish and finished with a split ergonomic handle pinned through the steel file and finished with a hanging hole for storage. Suitable for sharpening many woodworking tools including woodturning gouges, internal and external...
Country Woodcraft: Then & Now
By Drew Langsner
In 1978, Drew Langsner released his book “Country Woodcraft” to the world, and it sparked a movement – still expanding today – of hand-tool woodworkers who make things with mostly green wood.
The 304 pages of “Country Woodcraft” showed you how to split wood from the forest and shape into anything you might need, from a spoon to a bowl, from...
How to Make a Coracle
by Sean Hellman
The 3rd edition of How to Make a Coracle has 24 pages with full colour photographs detailing each step involved in making your first coracle.
This book tells you everything you need to know about how to make a coracle and how to paddle your coracle. Each step is illustrated with a photograph, with text to explain each of the photographs. Please note that this book descrbes how...
Joiner's Work
by Peter Follansbee
Forget what you think about 17th-century New England furniture. It’s neither dark nor boring. Instead, it’s a riot of geometric carvings and bright colours – all built upon simple constructions that use rabbets, nails and mortice-and-tenon joints.
Peter Follansbee has spent his adult life researching this beguiling time period to understand the simple tools...
Make a Folding Spoon
By Jane Mickelborough
Make a Folding Spoon is a comprehensive 'how to' guide on carving your own wooden, folding, spoon. It includes plans to help you develop and design your own style as well as old spoons that you can learn from. Written and illustrated by Jane in a unique, comic book style.
"I am so pleased to introduce you to this wonderful book Make A Folding Spoon by Jane Mickleborough......
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Make a Joint Stool from a Tree: An Introduction to 17th Century Joinery
By Jennie Alexander & Peter Follansbee
When it comes to exploring the shadowy history of how 17th-century furniture was built, few people have been as dogged and persistent as Jennie Alexander and Peter Follansbee.
For more than two decades, this unlikely pair – an attorney in Baltimore and a joiner at Plimoth Plantation in Massachusetts – have pieced together how this early furniture...
Making Traditional English Wooden Eating Spoons
By Eric Rogers
Learn how to make traditional English wooden eating spoons with Eric Rogers
Of all the materials used by our forefathers wood was undoubtedly the most common but is the least represented in museums today.
Churches and timber framed houses preserve some of the grander uses of wood but very few everyday artifacts survive.
Tens of thousands of wooden spoons must have been thrown...
Shaving Horses, Lap Shaves, and Other Woodland Vices
By Sean Hellman
Sean's book contains over 400 colour photographs and illustrations to demonstrate all stages and processes of making, using, and celebrating these traditional wood-braking devices.
It also provides plans and techniques that span instructions for beginners, to more complex designs, tool use and repair, and contemporary variations on traditional designs.
From the foreword written...
Slojd in Wood
by Jögge Sundqvist
We'd like you to visit the world of slöjd, a place where people make the things they need using simple tools and materials that are all around them.
Your guide on this journey is Jögge Sundqvist, who has been making things with his hands and little bits of steel since he was a boy. To join in, you need only a knife and a few other simple tools to make useful...
Woodworking in Estonia
By Ants Viires; translation by Mart Aru
It's one of Roy Underhill's three favourite woodworking books, but you can't buy a copy of it for love or money. Translated into English without the author's permission in the late 1960s, "Woodworking in Estonia" has been a cult classic ever since it first surfaced.
It is, according to Underhill, "one of the best books on...
Working with Living Willow
By Jon Warnes,
This booklet giving basic information on how to make living willow structures for gardens and public places.