Ulster camp knife

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Ulster camp knife

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Decided to try redoing this Uster. Found out upon taking it apart that it was put together with the Swinden key system. Thinking of making it a two blade.
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danno50 wrote: Sun Mar 22, 2026 5:34 pm Decided to try redoing this Uster. Found out upon taking it apart that it was put together with the Swinden key system. Thinking of making it a two blade.
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Re: Ulster camp knife

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I did an Imperial once, made it with the main blade at one end and the punch at the other. I was rather fond of the design, here's a pic...
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I am curious to see what you come up with!
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That looks really good, Glen. I was thinking of putting a full sized blade at the other end and making it a moose. However, I don't have a suitable blade and I don't think I am ready to try making a blade. So, probably best to keep it simple and stick one of the existing blades back in.
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