mora vs mora
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To look at, the classic 1, to use then it's the 510 - and I mean the older 510 with the slightly thicker blade. One of my favourite all round users.
Dave
Dave
Excellent, affordable tools both of them.
The Classic looks better, but the birch handle is more delicate than the plastic 510 handle.
I would go with the Classic. Note that both blades rust.
The Classic looks better, but the birch handle is more delicate than the plastic 510 handle.
I would go with the Classic. Note that both blades rust.
Yes, for us, but remember the OP lives in Georgia, so maybe quite a bit more expensive relatively. Also shipping is not for free....
Just mentioning.
Just mentioning.
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It cost twice expensive for me than for you because of different value of cash in out countries when in $ but when in pounds its 3 times more expensive , so when Im buying a 10 pound item its same if you where buying a 30pound item plus I have to ship it to Georgia for this knife it will be about 5-6$
I bought the 510 Ill buy the classic for sure but some other day
I bought the 510 Ill buy the classic for sure but some other day
Sorry, dirty reading glasses!
You will be happy with it.
I have other knives, but the knives I use the most are the Mora knives. I find the thickness spot on, the steel is the best there is, sharp as h$ll and easy to hone.
Several Japanese makers of very expensive knives use the same steel (Made in Sandviken an hour drive from Mora) as the manufacturer of Mora knives.
You will be happy with it.
I have other knives, but the knives I use the most are the Mora knives. I find the thickness spot on, the steel is the best there is, sharp as h$ll and easy to hone.
Several Japanese makers of very expensive knives use the same steel (Made in Sandviken an hour drive from Mora) as the manufacturer of Mora knives.
