Another great 5 star review

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⭐ Customer Feedback That Speaks for Itself – Two 5-Star Reviews from the Skol Knives Workshop



At Skol Knives, every blade that leaves our Northamptonshire workshop is made with care, precision, and a deep respect for traditional craftsmanship. Nothing reinforces that commitment more than hearing directly from customers who use our knives in the real world.


We’re proud to share two recent 5-star reviews from a returning customer, both reflecting what Skol Knives stands for: quality materials, honest workmanship, and personal service.





🔨 Hand-Made 1084 Carbon Steel Knife – Copper Resin Handle



Our first review is for a hand-made knife crafted from 1084 high-carbon steel, paired with a striking copper resin handle. Designed for durability and everyday outdoor use, this knife combines modern materials with traditional forging methods.


“Very pleased with my purchase. I would definitely recommend this craftsman! Thanks again Skolbush Craft!”

— Kevin Gilmour, January


This review is especially meaningful as it came from a repeat customer, reinforcing trust not only in the quality of the blade but also in the consistency of our work. 1084 carbon steel is well known for its excellent edge retention, ease of sharpening, and toughness — making it a favourite for bushcraft and general outdoor tasks.





🪵 Hand-Forged Scandinavian Knife – Bog Oak & Antler



The second 5-star review relates to a hand-forged Scandinavian-style knife, featuring a traditional stick tang construction with bog oak and antler, finished with a leather pouch sheath.


“I would recommend this seller — great product and customer service!”

— Kevin Gilmour, November


Scandinavian knives are designed to be simple, functional, and dependable. By combining natural materials like bog oak and antler with a classic Scandi grind, this knife stays true to its Nordic roots while offering modern reliability.





🛠️ Why These Reviews Matter



These two reviews highlight the core values behind Skol Knives:


  • ✔️ Hand-made in the UK using traditional techniques
  • ✔️ High-quality steels including carbon and stainless options
  • ✔️ Natural, character-rich handle materials
  • ✔️ Excellent customer service and communication
  • ✔️ Returning customers who trust the brand



In a world of mass-produced tools, genuine feedback like this shows the value of owning a knife made by a real craftsman — not a factory.





⚔️ Thank You for Supporting Independent Craftsmanship



Every review, order, and recommendation helps keep traditional knife-making alive. If you’ve purchased a Skol knife, thank you for supporting a small British workshop and for trusting our blades out in the field.


If you’re considering your first Skol knife, these reviews say it best — quality, reliability, and craftsmanship you can trust.


👉 Explore available knives and custom builds at:

https://www.skolknives.co.uk


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