I get a lot of enjoyment and work out of this sort of knife. The Mora's are also great for learning how to use your stones as you have a nice bit of steel you can actually do something with but you don't break the bank if you really mess it up!!! As regards the sheaths. Got a Hultafors OK4 which has a webbing belt loop on the sheath. I've just copied more versions of that to fit different brands of knife sheath. Old bits of webbing, elastic and buttons, costs nothing.
Great collection of good honest working knives, I use most of what you have there, I've had a Hultafors heavy duty knife in my bag for well over 10 years, absolutely solid knife, same goes for the bacho wrecking knife and chisel. As for Mora's they are hard to beat really.🏴😁👍🏻
Thanks mate, the Hultasfors GK is fantastic and soo bloody cheap. It's a fraction of the price of the bahco wrecking knife and that is cheap enough. It's just ridiculous how good some of these knives are when compared to knives that they sell for normal prices. Thanks for watching mate.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft I think the older you get you tend to go full circle with knives, you end up going through the expensive faze before realising your old mora etc did the job just as good.👍🏻
I’ve met some people who look down on Moras. They don’t know what they’re talking about and would likely die if they were to get off into the woods away from a state park with utilities hookups.
🤣yes they probably would. People like to look down on stuff. It is quite understandable though to think that something so cheap is junk. But to confidently say so without trying it for a while first is kind of dumb. Thank you very much for watching. Hope you have a fantastic weekend.
Maybe I should do a podcast for listening to 😂. Just kidding, I think 4 TH-cam channels is enough along with 205 crazy sled dogs to keep me out of mischief 😂
@@KuukkeliBushcraft whoa, four TH-cam channels?! - I missed that fact, further research required! It was fun to listen to the video and visualize, then watch and listen. Kind of like reading the book before seeing the movie ;D
@@dongkhamet1351 the book is generally better 😂. One channel is Unni's, people wanted me to make videos about her, this channel is not about dogs. So she now has her own 😂. Then there is the Spanish channel, Mister Guiri Montaraz and the Catalan one wich like my Catalan is doing very badly 😂 un Guiri I un gos a Laponia.
Gran video tim........segui un consejo tuyo en un video anterior relacio ado con cuchillos buenos y baratos y me fui a un cuchillo conocido de calidad y barato Finalmente me compre un cuchillo moravik clasic N3. Saludos desde chile👍👍
Hola amigo, me encantan los clasicos de Mora.Pero son baratos tambien tan lejos de Suecia? Un amigo mio en Argentina me dijo qué son carisimos alli. Igualmente son cuchillos buenos. Gracias por ver el video amigo. Un abrazo y qué tengas un buen fin de semana.
Got a few moras had some for years never failed me I put carabiner on mine and if it losens in the sheath a few minutes under the heat gun sorts them out .Great video, BTW brother. God bless you and your family. Lee
They generally don't fail. Such amazing value for money. How does Sweden kick China's arse on prices 🤣. Thanks for watching Lee, have a great weekend mate and god bless you and yours too.
It's a very nice simple handle shape. I like them a lot. I belive they are still available. Very cheap too as you would expect. Thanks for watching Erik.
Good seeing you brother. I love my mora knives too. They are my favorite edc and go to also. They make a couple full tang ones too that are awesome. I've used them probably for a decade now, I still have my original one. It's almost ground down to nothing, bit I still have it...
Moras really do stand the test of time. I have some Mora classics from the 60s and probably older. Fantastic what they can do for the price. Thanks for watching mate.
@KuukkeliBushcraft Sure my brother. I haven't been getting notifications, for some reason TH-cam unsubscribed me. I definitely got back up to date, so I'll be seeing you again
Mora, Hultafors, Finman, Bahco, ...all these knives are great; quality- and pricewise. Batoning? Yes, you can beat the bejesus out of them. No problem. But now chinese kopies come in like this Hong Kong. I bought the same under the name Finbullet. Broke immediately. Shit. Two other bad examples are Meec Tools and Eyeson. All three have former Lindbloms design. I believe, a chinese company bought Lindbloms and sells now their models. Partly with the same good old quality (XXL has one), partly with the blade going only 1 cm into the handle to save material and money. Don't even try batoning.... Agree with you: The Bahco heavy duty is absolutely the best. A real one knife option.
All of the ones made over here are perfectly good knives and some of the Chinese ones too.I think Bahco manufacture all over the place nowadays and their tools aren't as good as they used to be but not bad either. Both the wrecking knife and the chisel version are really good. I totally abused that chisel for years. Some of the 3 euro knives are just junk, why bother when you can get a Mora for 5🤣. Thanks for watching mate.
Hi, wow Tim, you beat your knives a lot😁 But they hold up I see. Cheap but up to the job. Is it the blue handle 510 stainless?? I've got one few years ago, black handle and carbon blade. Great little blade. Cheers buddy 👍
These plastic knives do get beaten up a lot and not just by me. They open paint cans get hit with hammers and all sorts. Yes the blue 510 is stainless. Thanks for watching mate and have a great weekend.
Many thanks as always for this great video. Was watching while fiddling with my old red handled KJ Erikson mora that I found in my old farmhouse in Jämtland. Desperately want to move from England back to Scandinavia before I get too old. Thanks for all the awesome content. You put a smile on my face every time. Will the mushroom 🍄
Those lovely old Moras turn up everywhere in the Nordic countries 🤣. I am glad, people don't value them so they sell them for nearly no money. I need a bigger house 🤣. They are perfectly good knives and the old used ones have a bit of history and class. It's really quiet rewarding to clean them up, wax the handles and put an edge back on them. Thanks for watching Will.
I loved nordic knives so much that I started making my own several years ago. I used to carry many different Morakniv's, they were great knives. I convert old files into puukko blades nowadays, one of my favorite blade types. There's so much variety in nordic knives though, I never get tired of them! My heavy duty knife, when I'm not carrying my own, is still a Mora. Cool video showcasing a lot of well used knives!
I didn't know such a thing existed, sounds like a good idea though. No, don't forget I am a cheapskate 😂 it's just a bit of wet and dry sandpaper (500 grit) glued on there. Serves the same purpose though, although I guess that I will need to change it more often. Thanks for watching mate.
The old Moras are really lovely knives. With knife design it is often the simpler the better and it doesn't get simpler than a barrel shaped handle, just a little thicker in the middle of the hand. Great knives. Thanks for watching.
i have two jn my workpants, a good one and a junker I gladly cut 8mm bolts, scrape paint... with, if it breaks while saving 5 minutes it has given its "life" with honor (some machines I work on cost company over €2000/hour on standstill)
That's all part of what they are for, Great for woodwork and fine stuff but at the price you are not afraid to be rough with them either. The idea of carrying 2 is a good one. Thanks for watching mate.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft they are so lightweight and easy to carry that one or two is no real issue, most workpantss in Sweden have a button and loops on the leg for securing a work knife on outside of the thigh.
I get a lot of enjoyment and work out of this sort of knife. The Mora's are also great for learning how to use your stones as you have a nice bit of steel you can actually do something with but you don't break the bank if you really mess it up!!! As regards the sheaths. Got a Hultafors OK4 which has a webbing belt loop on the sheath. I've just copied more versions of that to fit different brands of knife sheath. Old bits of webbing, elastic and buttons, costs nothing.
I did something similar on an old Mora once, it's easy to do. I should really do that with the wrecking knife.
Thanks for watching mate.
Great collection of good honest working knives, I use most of what you have there, I've had a Hultafors heavy duty knife in my bag for well over 10 years, absolutely solid knife, same goes for the bacho wrecking knife and chisel.
As for Mora's they are hard to beat really.🏴😁👍🏻
Thanks mate, the Hultasfors GK is fantastic and soo bloody cheap. It's a fraction of the price of the bahco wrecking knife and that is cheap enough.
It's just ridiculous how good some of these knives are when compared to knives that they sell for normal prices.
Thanks for watching mate.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft I think the older you get you tend to go full circle with knives, you end up going through the expensive faze before realising your old mora etc did the job just as good.👍🏻
Loved this whole video!!!
Thank you Gruggs, so glad you enjoyed it. It was kind of a lot of knives to cover in one video 😂
I’ve met some people who look down on Moras. They don’t know what they’re talking about and would likely die if they were to get off into the woods away from a state park with utilities hookups.
🤣yes they probably would. People like to look down on stuff. It is quite understandable though to think that something so cheap is junk. But to confidently say so without trying it for a while first is kind of dumb.
Thank you very much for watching.
Hope you have a fantastic weekend.
I listened to this earlier in the car and very much enjoyed. Back for the holistic experience.
Maybe I should do a podcast for listening to 😂. Just kidding, I think 4 TH-cam channels is enough along with 205 crazy sled dogs to keep me out of mischief 😂
@@KuukkeliBushcraft whoa, four TH-cam channels?! - I missed that fact, further research required!
It was fun to listen to the video and visualize, then watch and listen. Kind of like reading the book before seeing the movie ;D
@@dongkhamet1351 the book is generally better 😂. One channel is Unni's, people wanted me to make videos about her, this channel is not about dogs. So she now has her own 😂. Then there is the Spanish channel, Mister Guiri Montaraz and the Catalan one wich like my Catalan is doing very badly 😂 un Guiri I un gos a Laponia.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft Un guiri i un gos! Lol! I must have a listen to your other channels.
Gran video tim........segui un consejo tuyo en un video anterior relacio ado con cuchillos buenos y baratos y me fui a un cuchillo conocido de calidad y barato
Finalmente me compre un cuchillo moravik clasic N3.
Saludos desde chile👍👍
Hola amigo, me encantan los clasicos de Mora.Pero son baratos tambien tan lejos de Suecia?
Un amigo mio en Argentina me dijo qué son carisimos alli.
Igualmente son cuchillos buenos.
Gracias por ver el video amigo.
Un abrazo y qué tengas un buen fin de semana.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft
No se cuanto vale el cuchillo mora en argentina pero en chile el mora clasico N3 vale $33 EU....saludos
Got a few moras had some for years never failed me I put carabiner on mine and if it losens in the sheath a few minutes under the heat gun sorts them out .Great video, BTW brother. God bless you and your family. Lee
They generally don't fail. Such amazing value for money. How does Sweden kick China's arse on prices 🤣.
Thanks for watching Lee, have a great weekend mate and god bless you and yours too.
I like the look of the Mora 510.
It's a very nice simple handle shape. I like them a lot. I belive they are still available. Very cheap too as you would expect.
Thanks for watching Erik.
Awesome
Thanks mate, have a superb weekend buddy.
Good seeing you brother.
I love my mora knives too. They are my favorite edc and go to also. They make a couple full tang ones too that are awesome. I've used them probably for a decade now, I still have my original one. It's almost ground down to nothing, bit I still have it...
Moras really do stand the test of time. I have some Mora classics from the 60s and probably older.
Fantastic what they can do for the price.
Thanks for watching mate.
@KuukkeliBushcraft
Sure my brother. I haven't been getting notifications, for some reason TH-cam unsubscribed me. I definitely got back up to date, so I'll be seeing you again
Mora, Hultafors, Finman, Bahco, ...all these knives are great; quality- and pricewise. Batoning? Yes, you can beat the bejesus out of them. No problem.
But now chinese kopies come in like this Hong Kong. I bought the same under the name Finbullet. Broke immediately. Shit. Two other bad examples are Meec Tools and Eyeson. All three have former Lindbloms design. I believe, a chinese company bought Lindbloms and sells now their models. Partly with the same good old quality (XXL has one), partly with the blade going only 1 cm into the handle to save material and money. Don't even try batoning....
Agree with you: The Bahco heavy duty is absolutely the best. A real one knife option.
All of the ones made over here are perfectly good knives and some of the Chinese ones too.I think Bahco manufacture all over the place nowadays and their tools aren't as good as they used to be but not bad either. Both the wrecking knife and the chisel version are really good. I totally abused that chisel for years.
Some of the 3 euro knives are just junk, why bother when you can get a Mora for 5🤣. Thanks for watching mate.
😮 you need a few more mate!!!✊️🔥✌️💚
I actually have quite a lot more, didn't want the video to be too long 🤣.
Thanks for watching Jake
@@KuukkeliBushcraft of COURSE 🤣✊️🔥✌️💚
Hi, wow Tim, you beat your knives a lot😁 But they hold up I see. Cheap but up to the job. Is it the blue handle 510 stainless?? I've got one few years ago, black handle and carbon blade. Great little blade. Cheers buddy 👍
These plastic knives do get beaten up a lot and not just by me. They open paint cans get hit with hammers and all sorts. Yes the blue 510 is stainless.
Thanks for watching mate and have a great weekend.
Many thanks as always for this great video. Was watching while fiddling with my old red handled KJ Erikson mora that I found in my old farmhouse in Jämtland. Desperately want to move from England back to Scandinavia before I get too old. Thanks for all the awesome content. You put a smile on my face every time.
Will the mushroom 🍄
Those lovely old Moras turn up everywhere in the Nordic countries 🤣. I am glad, people don't value them so they sell them for nearly no money. I need a bigger house 🤣. They are perfectly good knives and the old used ones have a bit of history and class. It's really quiet rewarding to clean them up, wax the handles and put an edge back on them.
Thanks for watching Will.
I loved nordic knives so much that I started making my own several years ago. I used to carry many different Morakniv's, they were great knives. I convert old files into puukko blades nowadays, one of my favorite blade types. There's so much variety in nordic knives though, I never get tired of them! My heavy duty knife, when I'm not carrying my own, is still a Mora. Cool video showcasing a lot of well used knives!
Thank you, old files are a good choice for puukko blades. Glad to hear you like our Nordic knives.
Thanks for watching mate.
The nice thing about knives like these is that you never have to worry about messing them up. Thanks for the video. 🎸🔪
Exactly, there is so much more you can do with a knife that you are not afraid to damage.
Thanks for watching mate.
Good video Tim , thanks for sharing ,YAH bless brother !
Thank you Michael, glad you liked the video brother.
God bless.
Is that fällkniven sharpening sticker on that finnman?
I didn't know such a thing existed, sounds like a good idea though. No, don't forget I am a cheapskate 😂 it's just a bit of wet and dry sandpaper (500 grit) glued on there. Serves the same purpose though, although I guess that I will need to change it more often.
Thanks for watching mate.
I just got a vintage frost mora from 1970s & I love it so I use it in my whittling kit
The old Moras are really lovely knives. With knife design it is often the simpler the better and it doesn't get simpler than a barrel shaped handle, just a little thicker in the middle of the hand.
Great knives.
Thanks for watching.
i have two jn my workpants, a good one and a junker I gladly cut 8mm bolts, scrape paint... with, if it breaks while saving 5 minutes it has given its "life" with honor (some machines I work on cost company over €2000/hour on standstill)
That's all part of what they are for, Great for woodwork and fine stuff but at the price you are not afraid to be rough with them either.
The idea of carrying 2 is a good one.
Thanks for watching mate.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft they are so lightweight and easy to carry that one or two is no real issue, most workpantss in Sweden have a button and loops on the leg for securing a work knife on outside of the thigh.
Great stuff.
Thanks Ray
Awesome Tim! 😝👊🔪🔪🔪💯💯💯
Cheers Jas mate. Glad you liked it. Have a fantastic weekend mate.