I haven't got the Casström No. 10 Swedish Forest Knife yet, but from a good research I've done, this and the Condor Darklore, are the only 2 knives, that have the overall design, on every single aspect of the knife and the proper materials, for a decent bushcraft knife, as a bushcraft knife should be. With all the KZbin marketing ,and the brainwash that comes out of it, there have bee ncompanies come out of nowhere, that offer designs, that are completely far from being designed as a bushcraft knife would be, or even use the proper steel and blade thickness, for a scandi grind to work properly. If you notice, most of them, come with 4mm thick blades and in many cases either soft stainless steels or D2 or a variant of D2, jsut made in another country with a different name.D2, is probably the only steel you should avoid, for a scandi grind knife, or any kind of woodworking hard use tool. It doesn't offer any edge stability, that scandi needs a lot of it, neither the toughnes such a blade should have, nore the ease of sharpening etc etc, Same goes for 3mm thick blades, which suck if the grind you put on such a thick blade, is a scandi. That's why Morakniv, Brisa, Condor, and all the bushcraft knives that are considered the best in the world, come with maximum, 3mm thick blades and low alloy Carbon steel blades and not soft stainles, or Super Hard D2.

Thank you brother, appreciate the comment

Thank you. Hope you are doing well and enjoying retirement

Thanks for taking the time to comment I hope the knife serves you as well as it has me

I’m glad to hear you like the knife. I think it will serve you well Enjoy

@@sparrowsos5723 Thanks , in two weeks now I really like it!!

That's the version that doesn't have the firesteel built into the case but still definately a good price regardless. Chicago Knife works has some great prices I like to support local, Canadian businesses whenever I can. To each his own, and to find a good price where ever that is. Thanks for the comment and for pointing out that price point for that version of the knife. I'll add that price point for that version in the video description

@@sparrowsos5723 No. The one without the firesteal is $149.95.

@@mfarrell123456 Can you send me the link to the non firesteel version you mention so I can confirm. It does not come up for me on my search. I want to put the most accurate info in the description for viewers. Thanks

@@mfarrell123456 I got in touch with the vendor on Amazon.ca. The $201.53 (minus $20 instant gift card rebate) Casstrom No.10 SFK does NOT come with firesteel

@@sparrowsos5723 For $184.95 you get: Description Overall: 8.625"; Blade: 3.875" l K720 Carbon Tool Steel l Standard Edge l Satin Finish; Handle: Brown; Other Info: Full Tang l Lanyard Hole. Scandi grind blade. Curly birch wood handles. Brown leather belt sheath with drain hole, lanyard hole, and Firesteel firestarter. Boxed. This product is made in Sweden.

Merci! :)

Thanks brother. I have one video already made in the breach waiting to be uploaded and more to follow in the coming weeks

Great to hear! Thanks for the comment

Thanks Fred

Thanks for the comment brother. I'm glad you liked the video and found it useful!

Good feedback. Wilco

One would think there's a thing called the internet, where someone can find links...

@@Yiannis2112 What is this internet thing of which you speak? The KZbin algorithm is driven by comments, views and likes. Links in the description can help content creators like my friend Marc here get free products to review. If you had access to this internet thing, you would know that.

@@fredwilliams3536 Lucky you and your access! I wouldn't know what that is, as I'm usually posting from the beyond.

Thanks! I did a military survival course in the Rocky mountains, everything was soaking wet up there, no Birch trees in that area also. Pine sap was one of the only sources of tinder we had and it worked

Thank you, I appreciate the comment

Thanks brother

You're welcome

Thanks Ken