budget bushcraft knife

robin wood

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Oct 29, 2007
3,054
1
derbyshire
www.robin-wood.co.uk
This thread on BB might be interesting to some.

Decent looking knife for less than £100
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http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?116547-Budget-Bushcraft
 

ged

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Jul 16, 2009
4,995
29
In the woods if possible.
This thread on BB might be interesting to some.

Decent looking knife for less than £100...

C'mon guys, it is a great looking piece of kit, but if it's seventy-five quid plus shipping it's hardly 'budget'.

I spend a lot of money on kit, but even so in my book a budget knife is less than a tenner. Maybe a lot less; I still have one that I made for nothing more than begging a broken donkey saw blade from my employer when I was sixteen.

Let's not have people thinking that you need to be a top-rate tax payer to join us at a meet.
 

robin wood

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Oct 29, 2007
3,054
1
derbyshire
www.robin-wood.co.uk
C'mon guys, it is a great looking piece of kit, but if it's seventy-five quid plus shipping it's hardly 'budget'.

I spend a lot of money on kit, but even so in my book a budget knife is less than a tenner. Maybe a lot less; I still have one that I made for nothing more than begging a broken donkey saw blade from my employer when I was sixteen.

Let's not have people thinking that you need to be a top-rate tax payer to join us at a meet.

Fair point well made. Most of the knives I use are of the £10 variety and function as well as any other.
 

Tjurved

Nomad
Mar 13, 2009
439
3
Sweden
I buy all my knifes and tools second hand and I have made some great buys! Some got nice patina also! Second hand flea market is the way to go when you wanna go cheap.
 

Hugo

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Nov 29, 2009
2,588
2
Lost in the woods
For £3.99 the Cocraft is a good knife to have as a spare, I'm tempted.
I have the other red one that I use for shaping wood.
 

Hoodoo

Full Member
Nov 17, 2003
5,302
13
Michigan, USA
Condor make some fairly cheap knives, traditional materials too. Might have to get one or two at some point

I picked up their camp knife and was pretty impressed with the quality, especially for the price.

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If their bushcraft line is of similar quality, I think they would be a good buy for someone looking for a full tang bushcraft style knife.
 

JDO330

Nomad
Nov 27, 2007
334
1
Stevenage, Herts.
i need a new knife does any body wheres the best place to get one and which ones are good

Heinnie.com are pretty good on price and selection. Maybe start with a Mora, I like the Allround personally. If you want something a bit more traditional (ie, wood handle), then take a look at the Condor range.

ATB, Jon.
 

marcelxl

Settler
May 2, 2010
638
0
Kamloops, B.C.
Yep, Heinnie! * outstanding service always and if you can't find something on there then it probably doesn't exist!


*no ties just a satified........etc, etc
 

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