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You're right of course. It was my mistake to forget that knife laws in the UK are even more restrictive than here in Germany, where we are at least allowed to carry all locking blades as long as they cannot be opened one-handedly.

Preordered the Bushcraft back when it was new. Liked the design and how it felt in hand, but I never used it since I had it returned immediately due to multiple QC issues. It has been the last time that I ordered from them, since I've made that same experience with more than one Böker knife...

That sound like a good idea, but I'm not 100 % sure. Maybe someone could photoshop this to visualise it? Anyways, you did an awesome job. Hats off to you, sir!

I don't own either the BRK Bushcrafter, nor the Aurora (just a Bravo 1 which is very comfortable to use), but I got the chance to handle both side by side for a while. Of the two, I seemed to prefer the Aurora in any possible way. Hope this helps.

Oh, regarding the F1 that you seem to also consider. I sold that. It's too thick for its size and doesn't perform very well in anything. Just my opinion. I love the A1, though.

I own the wooden handled version (mine didn't crack). It's a very (!) beautiful knife. For finer work, I always prefer a slightly smaller knife, though. With thinner handles, that won't get in the way of my eyes when I'm looking at where exactly the edge is cutting. E. g. the Enzo Trapper. It...

Assuming that the "perfect multitool" is the one I carry and use the most, out of the many options that I have collected over the years, I opt for a bigger size Victorinox knife without pliers. The Trailmaster model is the one that I carry almost every time. If you need one-hand opening, have a...

A little late to the party, but yes, +1 for scandi if you're into woodwork and handicraft. If you're more into hunting, full flat may be the way to go, though.