Affordable & Awesome Bushcraft Knives - Part 3

[@pcau]

Very interesting series Sir! Thank you so much for your comments:)

[@ninetendopesaitama2107]

Thank you for reviewing and showing a capable bushcraft knife which is very affordable . Also good you told us about the heavy duty and normal version. I was ordering when I realized I have the wrong version in my basket. ☮️

[@lorenray9479]

My companion carbon is a fix it fast kinda tool! Almost lost it green/black. Feeling in bushy shadows can be dangerous. Maybe my new tan will be a stealthy, but more visible! You explain clearly, without ego dominating the presentations! Thank you bro!

[@experience_nature_bushcraft]

You are right! This is very good knive! Not only für beginners! A real work horse!

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Amen to that!

[@rhino5419]

Hi. For quality vs price. Mora just can't be beat. I agree. I like the companion hd and the 2000 the best. Good health and stay safe.

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

I did not use the 2000 yet but yeah, can't really go wrong with a Mora haha

[@Yorkshiremadmick]

Good recommendations and great reasoning 👍🏻

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

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[@rhino5419]

I have the stainless versions for sea fishing and food prep. A slice of bicycle inner tube around the top of the handle and belt loop fixes the problem of sheath rétention. Good health and stay safe.

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

That indeed is also a great way to fix the knife. Thanks for sharing!

[@EasyOutdoors]

Mora knives are the best! We got some 1950's Mora Classics about 10 years ago from the Swedish army surplus. They are still doing the job as you can see from our channel.

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Yeah those are awesome knives indeed - thanks for passing by!

[@folksurvival]

I have a Haltafors OK4 which is similar.

[@gambet0007]

I've ordinary companion, apart from having to file back spine to work with firerod, its a pretty good carry on, just don't expect to take down huge trees and then create logs with it.

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Yeah cannot go wrong with a Mora. Thanks for your comment.

[@theprophetez1357]

I keep a Mora as my back up knife. They are great for the price, are easy to sharpen, comfortable, and light weight. I have even done a video where I grew a large thick beard and shaved it off with the knife. I was very amazed at how easily and quickly I was able to remove it. The video can be found on my channel.

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Amen to that. Thanks for your comment!

[@dv9238]

Echt mal wieder super gut ! Daumen hoch !

[@sylvainbernaers]

perfect review

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Thank you!

[@thomwaldabenteuer]

Gude mein Lieber. Mora baut klasse Messer für wenig Geld. Das Mora Companion heavy habe ich immer noch als Backup. Jedoch mit einer angefertigten Kydex-Scheide und den Klingenrücken habe ich überarbeitet, um damit einen Feuerstahl bedienen zu können. Liebe Grüße Thom ✌🏼

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Ja, absolut richtig - ich hab hinten auch gut was an Material abgefeilt, dann gibts auch das Problem mit den abgerundeten Rändern nicht mehr. :) Danke fürs Vorbeischauen!

[@AFamilyOutdoors]

More makes some fine knives for cheep. They just cant be beat.

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Amen to that!

[@FOXSCOUTSurvival]

Schönes Video und gute Vorführung ! 🙂

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

So gut es eben ging haha. Danke!

[@squatchburger1580]

Great vid, lots good information atb

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Thanks for passing by and for commenting, very much appreciated :)

[@Trailtraveller]

First thing you do, when to baton is to cut a wedge capable of freeing your knife. So you wont have to leave your knife behind.

[@gambet0007]

Its funny how this basic things is practically ignored across these knife video making channels. Tells me not many of them actually do go to woods haha

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Well not really, because using a wedge for splitting wood is a different technique than batoning as such. Doesn't mean that a wedge has no purpose - of course one should use a wedge if possible but that ain't the point here ;-)

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

See the comment above, Roy - there is nothing ignored, we just talk about two completely different things.

[@BuitenlevenmetBert]

Voor batonning zou ik de mora niet gebruiken, hij is niet full tang toch? de kans dat ie breekt bij wat steviger hout is vrij groot. Voor kleinere houtjes zou het kunnen is mijn idee. Maar goed, dat is een persoonlijke mening ;-). Voor algemeen gebruik is het een fijn mes, zeker mee eens.

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

Hij is inderdaad geen full tang, maar ik ken niemand die middels batoning ooit een Mora Companion heeft gesloopt. Ook naar jaren niet, het mes in mijn filmpje heeft zeker al wat ster hout gesplitst. Hij is natuurlijk niet te vergelijken met die F1 bijvoorbeeld - maar als je niet met stukken eik van een diameter van 10cm bezig gaat, lukt het batoning nogal. Echter zit je dan (naar mijn mening) ook al lang niet meer in het "takenvenster" van een mes, maar wel van je bijl of dan wel tomahawk.

[@Trailtraveller]

@@RathwulvenBushcraft Mora is fairly sturdy, so light batonning is not a problem. Small rule of thumb about max 50% of the blade thick wood. For heavy batonning there is a chance of breaking. Most models of mora are about 1/2 of the handle stick tang. The more heavy duty are 3/4 of the handle. Except the Garberg is fulltang. Never baton on the handle, thats a weak point.

[@alecbuxton7634]

In the UK along with most types of knife any fixed blade knife became illegal to carry back in 1988 the only type of knife you can carry In the UK are folding pocket knives 3 in or less but those can become illegal if carried in the wrong place or if a police officer asks you why your carrying it and you give the wrong answer

[@folksurvival]

False.