Have you guys and gals tried the Mora knife line yet ? If you have not check them out , they are tuff as crap , very sharp/easy to resharpen , perfect for about any use in the outdoors I can think of  . Best of all the price of one will run $20 and under and you cna get them from tradgang sponsor Two Tracks . This knife is one of the best deals you will find period .


Mike Britt

yup, it's hard to think of another value even close to this one.
and the links to the other scandinavian knife sites are great.
bill

Have a carbon steel Mora clipper. Best 11 dollar knife i ever bought.

Im looking for someone that makes " neck sheath  " kydex or leather sheaths that have firesteel holder on them . Anyone know where I can find someone who makes them ?

I am glade you are happy with the Knives Mike, I will keep you posted on the Sheath situation. Thanks.
Chuck

So Chuck, is the website update going to include the Mora knives too? Now that your back from the PBS gathering maybe you can get back to work?  

Alright simmer!
Yes, The site will include the Mora line-up and more? Thank you

CTT

im looking for c223 ?????ty mark

I have one in the shop that was likely 2.00 new in the 60's. Very well made.

The C223 is a big camp type knife, I mostly have hunting/bushcraft types right now. I maybe placing and order soon and that is one I need to look at. I would have had to wait for a week or so to get it with my last order and that would have made me miss having the knives for the show we went to. I will make a post when we get the website updated and running,please just PM or call until then. Thank you.
Chuck

I must have about a dozen mora knives scattered around the place.  Great knife for the price!  Not always my go to knife but many times an extra in a kit,  in a tool box, anywhere yea might need a knife.  If yea ask to borrow a knife I'll likely hand you a mora...

I always keep one in the glove box and the Scamp trailer. For the price, buy a few and scatter them around. They come exceeding sharp right off the bat.

TommyBoy, How you been man? Missed you at Comptons.
CTT

Chuck-do they make a fish filleting knife? Thanks -Mike

I have several Mora knives.  Very good knife.

Mike, they make all kinds of Fillet knives. Give a call or email. Thanks.
Chuck

I just had to go for a quick countup; I've got 17!
In the toolbox, 3 on the boat, glovebox of the truck & The Wife's car, toolbox on the truck, several in the office, two in the kitchen drawers, one in each of my hunting packs & 3 in my 'bug-out box/camp kitchen'

Disgustingly useful piece of kit!  :D

One thing I do notice (moreso in the US than in the UK, for some reason) is that a lot of folks don't know how to sharpen a Scandi grind properly.
When you sharpen a Mora/Frosts/Helle blade, you really want to be sharpening with the entire bevel flat to your stone. A Scandi grind shouldn't have a secondary bevel on the edge.
Once you get your head around it, it really is the easiest kind of grind to sharpen & generally speaking, the toughest edge to blunt.

If anyone's interested, I did a tutorial on sharpening over on the Knife Maker's forum, that deals specifically (In the first half) with sharpening a Scandi ground blade.....

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=110;t=000935

Rob's system works! I have the bandaids to prove it!

Mora are well known here in Scandinavia for making tough and affordable knives. I don't think there has been a household without at least one, where I come from. I think they even made a filet-knife with a cork handle, that my father and grandfather used when in the boat at sea. At least I think it was Mora..