#morakniv

Bug Out Bag Morakniv Companion Fixed Blade Outdoor Knife with Sandvik 4.1-Inch Stainless Steel Blade i had only heard about this knife before, but after being recommended by one of my friend i thought

I am giving away a Mora Companion Knife as a thank you to those helping support my recent YouTube channel. The details for the giveaway can be found in the description of the video on YouTube. Appreciate

The plastic case mount on my Silky Pocket Boy 170 saw is failing. I had extended the life of the case by using a ranger band on the split wire hanger. Now it's time for a more permanent solution. Here

A flu has been going through the house and I'm in the onset. It's also New Year's and I sick of sifting through piles of gear to find what I need. Time to have a go at sitting the gear corner. Of course

I'm always fine-tuning my gear. Here's what I carried on my belt for bush whacking up Hapuakohe. The belt is a Dutch Army pistol belt. I wanted a wider belt to make the load carry more comfortable. On

I purchased a new knife. One I may need to trust my life to and so I splurged a bit. After telling you about k-new k-nifey, I'll show you my first outdoors knife: a fixed blade and a Swiss army knife.

Bonjour, Here is my newest whittling piece! Knife: morakniv Wood: linden Time: 1h Beer: 1 pint Inspiration: Doug Linker (A.K.A Bob Ross of whittling)

Maintaining gear is important and so I've decided to learn how to sharpen knives. I bought a couple of sharpening kits and a cheap beater knife to practice on. This is a Smith's brand sharpening set. There

Little teaspoon made tonight. Material: Mountain ash Tool: Morakniv Time: 3h Fun: endless

Buenos, Just followed my carving hobby and made a classic Ball in cage. Knife: morakniv Wood: linden Time: 2h Coffee: 1 cup (rather big) Fun: endless Problems in head: 0 Tutorial by Doug Outside :

Buenos, I've just finished my first spoon! Time: 4h Wood: seasoned birch Tools: morakniv

Mora Knife Forced Patina Project Simple How to project to protect your blade Carbon Steel will rust if not protected. Adding a forced patina to your blade will give it better resistance to the elements.