Morakniv/Mora Knives

[CLHC]

Mora Garberg (Full-Tang) Overview / Demo by Dave Canterbury:





Well, this should be interesting in the following months ahead on this "new" Morakniv.

 

[Burgess]

Sounds very interesting.


Hope they offer this with an Orange handle !

 

[P_A_S_1]

Wonder which stainless steel they opted to use and to what spec they hardened it.

 

[Mr. LED]

Mine is a Bahco branded Mora, even cheaper than the Mora branded. I have several. This one I use to carve wood in my workshop.

 

[CLHC]

Mine is a Bahco branded Mora, even cheaper than the Mora branded. I have several. This one I use to carve wood in my workshop.

Nice! Bahco has some interesting products. From Bahco, I have the Laplander and the Clearing Axe. The latter does not look like a "traditional" axe as most people are familiar with.

 

[Mr. LED]

Cool! I also have the saw, but it's the orange version of the Laplander, but it's not called that. Maybe they're different somehow?

 

[CLHC]

Cool! I also have the saw, but it's the orange version of the Laplander, but it's not called that. Maybe they're different somehow?

I saw one that had the word "EXPERT" on the blade. I like the color!

 

[Woods Walker]

That was a crazy fish head. I really like Mora knives. The stainless they use 12c27 is really nice. Holds an edge about as good as their 1095 and takes a mirror polish.

Mora 746. Very comfortable handle for larger hands.





Mora Robust. Thicker steel and still economical. I kinda prefer the Clipper/Companion handle but it is still nice.



Older 511 I made into a PSK type knife.



Clippers. One carbon the other stainless. Fast and light knives which are comfortable to use.





546.



Mora number 2 about ready to make a fire without matches.





Speaking of fire:





I got even more Mora knives. They're a great deal IMHO.

 

[wacbzz]

The stainless steel for the Garberg is 14C28N, not 12c27. Much better steel and, according to Mora, better than a carbon blade.

 

[CLHC]

The stainless steel for the Garberg is 14C28N, not 12c27. Much better steel and, according to Mora, better than a carbon blade.

Still looking forward to this knife regardless of what the others (the naysayers) may feel about it.

 

[CLHC]

Any CPF Member here have or had the Mora Signal? Just curious to know if the blade is black, polished or there's both options?

 

[Woods Walker]

I got some pics for yea but will need to upload them. Gotta snowblow the driveway but will get back to it after.

 

[CLHC]

I got some pics for yea but will need to upload them. Gotta snowblow the driveway but will get back to it after.

Cool!

 

[P_A_S_1]

Checked on my Mora which resides in the car trunk, wow did that blade discolor and even rust a bit, still very sharp though. Made me think when was the last tetanus shot that I had

 

[CLHC]

Checked on my Mora which resides in the car trunk, wow did that blade discolor and even rust a bit, still very sharp though. Made me think when was the last tetanus shot that I had

¡Cuidado!

Anyone here have experience with their Hook Knives? Ones used to make a Kuksa?

 

[Woods Walker]

Cool!

Sorry for the delay. This knife has taken beatings which blew chunks out of a far more expensive knife.

 

[P_A_S_1]

Looking at getting another Mora for when I go kayaking, I have the 2/0 which is ideal in size but I'd prefer a sealed plastic handle and stainless blade vs carbon and wood. The knife will be mostly carried and see little use so smaller overall is better. Looking at their web site it seems everything is bigger, any suggestions?

 

[jabe1]

There is a new Mora knife called Eldris which sounds like it will work for you.

 

[CLHC]

There is a new Mora knife called Eldris which sounds like it will work for you.

That "Lilo" one looks interesting and sure would be "fit to be tried" when it does debut.

 

[PB Wilson]

Holy smokes do I want a handful of those small and super handy Eldris models! Perfect for stashing away in about a dozen different places.

I wonder if they will be released soon and how much my favorite Mora dealer (Ragweed Forge) will charge.

I've made a few handles for bare blade blanks and have used the smallest one for a marking knife when working wood. My favorite one has got to be the Mora 2000. I love the grippy handle and it's thin blade and it is a permanent part of my canoe kit. It just works.