Has Anyone found "THE" Knife?
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i have a massive amount of knives , some that i used in the army and some i brought just for bushcraft but this is my new one , it sure feels like the "one "now out of my whole collection
Looks like a nice Knife, know a guy with one and he likes it, i dont think theyre as bad as some say, especialy not for the price. Hows the fit and finish on yours?
I am just starting out and looking to buy a knife. I was thinking of pushing the boat out on a £100+ item but it seems the £12 Frosts Mora Clipper is getting a lot of thumbs up - am I right?
Otherwise I like the look of the Fallkniven F1 which can be had for around £80 or the £45 Boar Knife from Woodland Ways...
Otherwise I like the look of the Fallkniven F1 which can be had for around £80 or the £45 Boar Knife from Woodland Ways...
yep your right get a frosts even if your going to get a more expensive one later
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Hi all..
I'm new to posting here so sorry if I have this in the wrong place.
been reading this post and you're asking about the Ideal knife.. well I'm on Woodlife alot and only just moved over here, but a new vid poped up and I like the knife..
looks a belter to me
I'm new to posting here so sorry if I have this in the wrong place.
been reading this post and you're asking about the Ideal knife.. well I'm on Woodlife alot and only just moved over here, but a new vid poped up and I like the knife..
looks a belter to me
I handled something like that a few years ago at the Wilderness Gathering and I have to say it was possibly the worst knife I have ever handled.
yep your right get a frosts even if your going to get a more expensive one later
Duncan
I have a carbon steel Mora and agree with Duncan. They are great knives. Using and sharpening a Mora will help you decide the style and grind you want on a more expensive knife. And you just might find the Mora is all the knife you need. Isn't fancy but will serve.
I found my perfect knife,great size not to big and well it cuts.
Handle is G10 and has tappered tang with black linners.I love it
Handle is G10 and has tappered tang with black linners.I love it
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If you spend 10 times more than a Mora the knife you get won't be 10 times better.
Mora wins hands down in the value for money side of things.
They are a well established and respected company.
i suppose for me the Best two knives ive ever owned and used would have to be these little Gem's.
My Kellam Wolverine is a lightweight, sturdy, Razor sharp knife with possibly the best designed handle ive ever used, just a real joy to use when out and about, the finish is also of a very high standard.. has been used for loads of things from trimming saplings to battoning.
My other favorite is The Knife Bernie Garland made for me, a superb cutter, great blade shape and a lovley handle, a very good knife especialy for high precision tasks however it is strong enough for heavy tasks such as battoning..
My Kellam Wolverine is a lightweight, sturdy, Razor sharp knife with possibly the best designed handle ive ever used, just a real joy to use when out and about, the finish is also of a very high standard.. has been used for loads of things from trimming saplings to battoning.
My other favorite is The Knife Bernie Garland made for me, a superb cutter, great blade shape and a lovley handle, a very good knife especialy for high precision tasks however it is strong enough for heavy tasks such as battoning..
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i suppose for me the Best two knives ive ever owned and used would have to be these little Gem's.
My Kellam Wolverine is a lightweight, sturdy, Razor sharp knife with possibly the best designed handle ive ever used, just a real joy to use when out and about, the finish is also of a very high standard.. has been used for loads of things from trimming saplings to battoning.
My other favorite is The Knife Bernie Garland made for me, a superb cutter, great blade shape and a lovley handle, a very good knife especialy for high precision tasks however it is strong enough for heavy tasks such as battoning..
Great looking blade.Like the white the linners
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