hi everyone

with living in the uk comes strict rules about knifes in general, ebay has stopped the sale of them in the uk too.

im looking for a decent gardeners blade, not one of these multitool billion in one job but a plain gardeners knife.

i would like to know where i can find a decent gardeners blade or if a silver folding fruit knife would do the job ?. i like old style tools and things and have already crafted two nice wooden handles for my trowel and hand fork. but i lack a good cutting tool pruning knife.

so what is the best replacement for a gardeners blade but must not be a multitool.

http://www.outdoorgb.com/c/gardening_knives_tools/

garden centers, online shops, not hard to come by

I know you said no multi-tool, but i got this one and its kinda neat, nothing too crazy but still has multiple uses. http://www.fiskars.com/webapp/wcs/st...&page=products

you cant get knives in the uk?

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I grow only tomatoes and for my personal use. Any inference otherwise from my posts is completely false.

a small birds beak paring knife would work im sure they allow kitchen cutlery in the uk

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Is the machete considered a knife in the UK?

course we have knives in the uk :P

"living in the uk comes strict rules about knifes in general"

why cant he just go to a store and get a sharp blade

and what kind of rules would restrict a mature adult from ordering a simple knife

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I grow only tomatoes and for my personal use. Any inference otherwise from my posts is completely false.

the same thing that stops us from growing more MJ?

there are lots of laws now governing the carrying of bladed items. if i travel too friends plot too help and am stop by police its very possible for me too be arrested for carrying a bladed weapon yeah something as stupid as a very small blade can have you behind bars for the night and a record. problem is youths these day are using/carrying any kind of knife for protection from full blown hunting blades too steak knifes there is not bare fists sorting a problem they just kill each other with blades instead.

thats the reason we cant just walk into a shop and buy a knife or purchase from internet in uk or even ship too uk. shop owners can and do have the right too refuse sale.

anyway i decided too save myself some cash and searching and pulled apart an old multitool, i salvaged the blade and will grind it down too a nicer much shorter blade and shall remount into a nice wooden handle.