Bushcraft Knife
 
You will see that my bushcraft knife differs from that of the famous RM, Woodlore style. I have used knives for many years and prefer my style of handle as it fits nicely in the hand and by having that bit more beef at the front I know my hand wont slip forward.

On this knife I have given it a standard Scandinavian flat grind which is imperative for good carving. This flat grind aids in the ease of sharpening, a better cutting ability and strength whilst carving.

This knife will stand up to the rigours of the outdoor life, whether it be striking your firesteel for that all important fire, to battening, making feather sticks or paunching rabbits to general camp duties.



Prices start from £205.00  for the Bushcrafter

1) Blade style 2 with Yew handle 2) Blade style 1 with desert ironwood handle 3) Blade style 1 with blue stabilised box elder burr 4) Blade style 2 with stabilised black box elder burr handle 5) Blade style 1 with stabilised brown box elder burr handle 6) Blade style 1 with Birdseye Maple handle 7) Blade style 1 with green stabilised box elder burr 8) Blade style 1 with Shee oak handle. Standard sheath 9) Blade style 1 with Curly Birch handle, matching firesteel. Sheath with firesteel holder 10) Blade style 1 with Curly Birch 11) Blade style 2 with stabilised green box elder burr handle 12) Blade style 2 with stabilised brown box elder burr handle. Sheath with firesteel holder and dangler strap 13) Blade style 1 with stabilised box elder burr handle 14) Blade style 1 with stabilised green box elder burr handle, crossdraw sheath 15) Blade style 1 with curly birch handle, matching firesteel 16) Blade style 1 with white corian handle 17) Blade style 2 with Yew handle 18) Blade style 2 with stabilised purple box elder burr handle 19) Blade style 2 with stabilised blue box elder burr handle 20) Blade style 2 with stabilised brown box elder burr. Commissioned engraving work

 

Hand-made by myself from 01 high carbon tool steel, heat treated and tempered to a rc of 58/59
Full tang: 110mm x 110mm x 4mm thick with 8mm plus scandi ground bevels.
Sturdy in the hand and suited to the more rigorous work & splitting. 
Complete with its own handmade leather belt sheath, certificate of authenticity and knife care instructions


Not sure?  Here's just a couple of the many reviews about my bushcraft knives:

Review 1 by Bushcraft & Survival Skills magazine - embed PDF

Review 2