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chris johnson(Thursday, February 16 12 08:54 pm GMT)

Brilliant site - so much to browse and so helpful
megan poole(Monday, February 06 12 08:35 pm GMT)

p.s. I just think the billhook is the nicest hand tool to work with,
meg
megan poole(Monday, February 06 12 08:33 pm GMT)

Hi, just stumbled across your page and am happy to have found it. i ve just purchased this
"9 inch Kent pattern billhook No38 by William Swift" and would love to know a little more about the maker. Also what does the number 38 refer to? Im sort of new to this stuff but have a pathc of hazel I am going to be starting to coppice nxet week.

best wishes, Meg
Graeme (anglesmith)(Sunday, February 05 12 04:49 am GMT)

Your site is truly marvelous ( have not gone right through it yet.). I did not know it existed till you joined Tooltalk! Thankyou.
Also thankyou for the link to the "what is it" blogg.
Graeme
Noel Hankamer(Saturday, February 04 12 05:07 pm GMT)

Great to see a site concerning billhooks!
James (Jim) Rea FLS(Sunday, January 29 12 07:22 pm GMT)

Remember the old Billhooks Site well, before it 'went off line' for a while. Well done on the new site, plenty of new info, wish I had more time to be one of the Committee Members wanted for Taths etc, and I am short of time for my own collection of billhooks collected over the last 40 years or so! & still looking for a John Fenner axe at a reasonable price!
Geoff(Tuesday, January 17 12 02:26 pm GMT)

This site is so informative and unique, I love it!

Are you a load of old billhooks on youtube?

Your knowledge is immense.
Ross Clode(Tuesday, January 10 12 09:10 pm GMT)

Hi Bob,

Can't believe it but your site actually comes up on the first page of the google search! I guess this just means that there are no other billhook websites out there ha ha.

Hope you are feeling a bit better.

Ross