Hi, does anyone know of a knife of a similar spec / price to the F1 but with a wooden handle. You help is very much appreciated.
Fallkniven F1.. but wooden.
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Firstly you could look at trustee old scandi makers like Helle, they are stick tang, but they are still very good strong and capable knives. Specifics look for the Harding, Eggen and the Symfoni.
Brusletto with the Nansen and the Troll are also very good knives that will last a long time, but you would be moving away from the F1 shape when you start looking at the troll.
Full Tang knives with wooden handles in that price range and of similar spec brings you into the world of EKA knives. The EKA A10 would be worth looking into although they have had a rep for not being very sharp when they arrive, The EKA Nordic H8 is also in here, not the nicest of looking sheaths, but it is a knife with a good reputation and finally we have the Nordic W11 which has had some very good reviews. All of these knives are full tang with Bubinga rosewood for the scales.
Well there are some suggestions to keep you strolling on, but the other real option is to buy the F1 blade and make the knife yourself as the blade blank costs the same as the knife itself.
There are enough of us here and on BB that we could advise you on making one, we can also talk you through making the sheath as there are some good tutorials for it.
Brusletto with the Nansen and the Troll are also very good knives that will last a long time, but you would be moving away from the F1 shape when you start looking at the troll.
Full Tang knives with wooden handles in that price range and of similar spec brings you into the world of EKA knives. The EKA A10 would be worth looking into although they have had a rep for not being very sharp when they arrive, The EKA Nordic H8 is also in here, not the nicest of looking sheaths, but it is a knife with a good reputation and finally we have the Nordic W11 which has had some very good reviews. All of these knives are full tang with Bubinga rosewood for the scales.
Well there are some suggestions to keep you strolling on, but the other real option is to buy the F1 blade and make the knife yourself as the blade blank costs the same as the knife itself.
There are enough of us here and on BB that we could advise you on making one, we can also talk you through making the sheath as there are some good tutorials for it.
