What is your favourite UK legal carry bushcraft knife?

[Will_]

I know everyone on here has their favourite bushcraft knife (or favourite 20 bushcraft knives! )
And I know that most would go for a fixed blade. Without a doubt, I would always choose a fixed blade if I could.
But I was wondering what people would take with them into the woods/on an expedition if they could only take an everyday UK legal carry knife. Sub 3 inches, non locking etc...
If you could only take one little folder (No axe/saw etc.) what would it be?

The kind of bushcraft tasks I'm thinking of would be all round/general camp tasks I guess. For example cutting bark, scraping birchbark, making feather sticks, skinning, making traps etc. Anything you can think of... (So no weaselling out of the question by saying horses for courses or anything like that.)

Sorry if this has been asked before (or a million times before )

Will

P.S.
I'm really keen to hear about people's beloved folders that haven't been made for 40 years/are only available in a cave in Siberia/were custom made in exchange for their immortal soul, but I'd also love to hear some cheap & easy to get hold of options too...

 

[bushwacker bob]

Personally an Enzo pk70, HH is your friend.
http://www.heinnie.com/Knives/-UK-Legal-Carry-Knives/c-1-92-641/

 

[HillBill]

The only edc knife i carry is a Douk Douk on my keys. Just under 3" blade, all metal, simple construction. I used to have a SAK, but the scales kept breaking.
http://www.heinnie.com/Knives/Douk-Douk-Knives/Petite-Folder/p-92-1140-11552/

 

[dwardo]

The TBS Boar is a great knife and sub 3" folding.

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=107896&highlight=boar

 

[Silverback 1]

This one by Shing.

You need it in your hand to fully appreciate, absolutely bomb proof, and stands up to a beating better than some fixed blades.

 

[ozzy1977]

My current one is a sak farmer, and soldier just depends which one I pick up.

 

[Buckshot]

Another vote for SAK , anything with a saw blade too

 

[Man of Tanith]

Either a Sak farmer or a svord peasant. Out of my current collection

Although I do covet the TBS one dwardo showed

 

[swotty]

Spyderco UKPK for me I like the one handed opening

 

[Big Stu 12]

Either a Sak farmer or a svord peasant. Out of my current collection

Although I do covet the TBS one dwardo showed

I like my svord peasent as well, I have to agree I do like thet TBS as well

 

[Mick721]

It'd be a toss up between my sword peasant mini or opinel.

 

[santaman2000]

Kept within those parameters, a three bladed Stockman. Any of several brands would be fine.

 

[Jared]

+1 SAK alox farmer.

Covet a Röthlisberger Farmer or Fire Blast (Feuerschlagmesser)

 

[ozzy1977]

I would love one of those swiss bianco farmers with the inbuilt firesteel alas they are out of stock for now

 

[Clouston98]

I've got a Victorinox huntsman and a small A.Wright and sons folder, pruning style, that matches my Woodlore clone .
I don't really carry folding knives because my EDC is spent at school and that isn't a good idea! I too love the TBS, it's on the wish list .

 

[ammo]

Enzo, PK70. Or a SAK.

 

[woof]

Sak farmer.

Rob

 

[Corso]

This is my everywhere edc

its a queen sodbuster jr that stew put some wood scales on - razor sharp D2 convex blade

its always in my pocket

 

[Nice65]

It'd be a toss up between my sword peasant mini or opinel.

The non-locking Opinel? That's just a lousy friction folder.

Even the Svord might be construed as a locking knife due the tang being trapped in the hand. Law says "readily foldable at all times". It's somewhat imprecise unfortunately.

UKPK G10 version for me, it's about as practical as a slippy can be.

 

[oldtimer]

SAK but tried making a fuzz stick with it yesterday. It is certainly "readily foldable at all times" and especially when you don't want it to.