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K101
$10.99
3" blade, slight drop
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The Swedish
Mora Knife ~
General Purpose
These popular knives have smooth wooden handles and Swedish quality high
carbon steel blades that hold a great edge! The blades are about
.098" (2.5mm) thick. All come with black plastic sheaths.
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K101 |
3" slight drop
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K102 |
3-1/2" slight drop point |
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K103 |
3-7/8" slight drop point |
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K104 |
4-1/8" slight drop
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K105 |
5" slight drop
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K106 |
6" slight clip |
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Many find the little K101
with its 3" blade, handy for chip
carving. The short handle lets you palm the knife. It would also
make a serious paring knife.
The K104 is only slightly larger than
the K101, but for those with large hands it's a useful difference.
The 5" and 6" models work well for those
folks who require larger
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The K109 is a shorter carving knife with the wider style
blade. The high carbon steel blade is 2 3/4" long, 11/16" wide and .098" thick.
The clipped upper edge provides a fine point for detail work. The 4" handle is
large enough for those with average or larger hands.
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K110 Very traditional Scandinavian carving knife from KJ Eriksson.
In Scandinavian carving many cuts use a slicing action, so the knives are a bit
longer than in some other traditions. The narrow blade is about 3 1/4" (85 mm)
long and high carbon steel (not laminated), hardened to about Rockwell 60. It's
supplied with a functional plastic sheath.
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The K108 Sheep foot knife from Eriksson has the same
general pattern of handle as many of their birch handled knifes.
What is unique about this is the design of the blade. Commonly
called a Sheep Foot, the 2-1/2" blade gives you a lot of power and
strength in your cuts because you can apply much downward pressure
without flexing the blade. Blade is made of Swedish high carbon
steel making it easy to sharpen and keep sharp. Blade is about
.098" (2.5mm) thick, and the knife comes with functional black plastic
sheath. |
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Here's a neat woodcarving knife from Mora Frosts with an
oversized handle. The handle of the K111 is about 4 3/4" long, and is better
shaped to protect the hand of those unused to Scandinavian knives. It
would also give ample material for those wishing to carve their own
style handle. The blade is 3 1/8" (79mm) long, and shaped for fine
carving. The core of the laminated carbon blade is hardened to 61 - 62
on the Rockwell C scale for the finest of edges. No sheath is
supplied.
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Another Sheep foot knife from Mora Frost is the
K115 which has the same
general blade design as the Eriksson above but it is a bit shorter.
This is actually a utility knife, commonly used by electricians and the
like. However, it is great for so many crafts ~ I keep one on my
bench just for all sorts of uses! Handle is durable solid black
plastic. Blade is made of Swedish carbon steel making it easy to
sharpen and keep sharp. Blade is about .098" (2.5mm) thick, and
the knife comes with functional black plastic sheath. |
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This K117 is one of my most popular knives for woodcarving
& whittling. Some of you rendezvous guys could wood burn patterns on
the nice birch handle, age it up and use it for a patch knife. This is a
very traditional Scandinavian carving knife from Mora Frosts. It gives
you the ability to work great detail with its blade of laminated carbon
steel about 2 1/4" (58 mm) long and .107" thick. The core of the blade
is hardened to 61 - 62 on the Rockwell C scale for the finest of edges.
The handle is generously sized for a solid grip. |
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K122 Here is another traditional Scandinavian carving
knife. It is just like the K117 above except this one has the
STRAIGHT edge of the blade sharpened. And it has a very
sharp point for cutting fine detail! The laminated carbon steel about 2
3/8" (60 mm) long and .112" thick. The core of the blade is hardened to
61 - 62 on the Rockwell C scale for the finest of edges. The 4 1/4"
handle is generously sized for a solid grip. |
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K123 There are particular wood working situations which
demand just such a tool as this Chisel knife! Its blade is
sharpened on one edge AND on the squared end of the blade which combines
the functions of a knife and a chisel. The blade is just over 3" long,
3/4" wide, and .097" thick. It's beveled on both sides. Very comfortable
soft grip handle! |
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K125
Swedish
MORA Half-Curved Knife
You need this knife! The blade is what we call a "Half Curve" blade.
The outside is beveled on both sides and the tip.
It is great for working on the inside of gourds, scooping wooden bowls
and spoons, scraping the dip in the back of an Osage stave, etc. Knife measures a little over 6" overall. |
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K126
Swedish MORA Full-Curved Knife
Another great carving tool is the "Full Curve"
blade. The outside is beveled on both sides and the tip.
Again, it is great for working on the inside of gourds, scooping wooden bowls
and spoons, scraping the dip in the back of an Osage stave, etc. Knife measures a little over 6" overall. |
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K127
Swedish MORA Full-Curved Knife, Pointed Tip
Full curve blade; outside is beveled on
one side and the tip is sharp. Excellent knife for getting into
tight areas when carving or cleaning wood such as diamond willow walking
sticks or gourd carving or digging out an atlatl dart rest. Knife measures a little over 6" overall. |
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K128
Swedish Draw Knife
Very popular
knife for all types of wood working. Whether you need to reduce a
block quickly and accurately for carving or want to do some precision bowyering (is that a word?)
or make split white oak baskets or carve gun stocks ~ This is a most
awesome craft tool! It is wonderfully sharp. The double bevel is easy to
control. And if it starts to dull a little, flip it over! We
sharpen these easily using a rotating motion with a fine whetstone and
olive oil. You can, too! Polished carbon steel blade is about 4.5" x 1".
Overall length 14". |
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K129 Swedish
MORA DRAW KNIFE
Birch wood handles are contoured for grip. The
TriFlex carbon steel blade
is tempered so that the edge is harder than the
spine. Blade is a little over 4" long
and holds a great
edge! This
blade is beveled on both sides. When working Bois d'Arc wood (Osage
orange & hedge are other names for this hard, yellow bow wood) if
the blade started to feel like it was dulling a little, I'd just flip it
over. It's like it sharpened itself. As for actual
sharpening, what little I did was with olive oil and an Arkansas fine
stone, working in a circular motion on the bevel. Easy!
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K131 This is a farrier's hoof knife, however it also makes
a good crooked knife for those who prefer the North American style of
curved carving knife. The "No Stain" blade is about 3" long, and the
stout grip is a bit over 5". The blade comes with a coarse edge for
hooves so should be sharpened for use on wood. (Unfortunately,
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Spikkekniv K107
The Spikkekniv ("whittling knife") is a joint effort of Brusletto,
Norges Husflidslag (The Norwegian Folk Art and Craft Federation) and
Skogselskaper (The Norwegian Forestry Society). It's really quite sweet.
It's just a bit larger than the Balder, with about 2 3/8" blade and 4"
of handle. The blade is shaped for carving, and is made of carbon steel
hardened to about 59 on the Rockwell scale. It's the only Brusletto
knife with a carbon steel blade. It's used to provide a combination of
superior edge holding and ease of sharpening. The knife is intended as a
first carving knife for children to interest them in whittling and
woodcraft. The handle is sized for a child's hand, but is still usable
by an adult. Actually it fits my hand quite nicely. The handle is
stamped with an image of the project's mascot "Spikketrollet" which is
suggested as an easy first carving. As you can tell, we love this one!
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The
K124
Balder a neat little utility knife. The 2" blade makes a handy
paring or carving knife. The short grip allows you to palm the blade for
chip carving. It comes with a simple leather sheath and unpolished
stainless blade. The length overall is about 5", and it would make a
neat neck knife or patch knife. These are Swedish priced at only $19.99. |
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K131 |
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K132 |
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K133 |
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K112
Here is a very popular knife with outdoors schools.
With an 'easy to find in the leaves' red handle of very durable plastic, you
should have this knife for a long, long time! There is just a bit of a
guard. The handle is about 4 3/8" long, and sized for average and smaller hands.
It's shaped to provide a very secure grip. The carbon steel blade is just under
3 3/4" long, and .098" thick. The knife snaps securely into a hard plastic
sheath. The weight including the sheath is about 3 1/4 ounces. |
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K113
Outdoors schools seem to really like these as well as the
K112. This knife has a hard red rugged plastic handle with a substantial
guard. The handle is about 4 3/8" long, and sized for average and smaller hands.
The carbon steel blade is just under 3 3/4". The knife snaps securely in a hard
plastic sheath. The weight with the sheath is about 3 1/2 ounces. |
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K114 The carbon steel Craftsmen has about 4 1/8" (106 mm) of blade .079"
thick. A substantial handle of solid plastic had guard to help
keep your fingers safe. The handle is just a bit larger than the
510 shown above so it would work good with average or larger hands. The
sheath used with the craftsman series will work with either a right or
left handed carry. The knife and sheath weigh 3 1/2 ounces. |
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The knife we carry at this time has a
military green sheath and trim; otherwise just as the one pictured here.
CORRECT picture coming soon! |
K116
The stainless steel Clipper has a 3 7/8" blade of
polished stainless steel .079" thick, and a solid plastic handle with a
checkered black soft rubber coating in the center for improved grip.
It's supplied with a good quality plastic sheath with a belt hook that
can be snapped over the belt edge or pocket. Great canoe knife! |
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K120
This is the basic knife, military green, that is
reputed to be the standard issue for the Swedish Army. The
stainless steel blade about 4 1/8" (105 mm) long and .079" thick.
Rugged & solid plastic handle has a guard to keep your fingers off the
edge. |
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K119
Exact same knife as above, except for the addition of
camouflage. Again, it has about 4 1/8" (105 mm) of blade (.079" thick)
and a solid plastic handle with a guard to keep your fingers off the
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