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Thread: Review: Helle/Les Stroud Temagami - carbon steel blade. Updated w. field test!

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    Not offended at all

    I have pretty much reached the same conclusions. Though I do feel that any knife marketed as a bushcraft knife should stand up to the level of use I have put this knife through.

    Though I do feel the need to point out that I own and use several knives with laminated blades, including another Helle, without experiencing similar issues with any of these.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JEEP View Post
    Not offended at all

    I have pretty much reached the same conclusions. Though I do feel that any knife marketed as a bushcraft knife should stand up to the level of use I have put this knife through.

    Though I do feel the need to point out that I own and use several knives with laminated blades, including another Helle, without experiencing similar issues with any of these.
    I totaly agree with your first point and after reading your second point then there must be a quality issue. Paul

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    To be fair though; none of my other laminated knives, aside from maybe my Mora Bushcraft Triflex, has seen near the amount of use my Helle Temagami has seen.

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    Thats my preconceptions blown out of the water. There was me thinking of high tech modern factory mass producing these knives with the input of a 'personal touch' so that they could be called hand made.

    Lesson learnt again.

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    Makes my way of knifemaking look primitive!

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    Make me proud that my country has room for this kind of production. Won't complain so much about prices next time I stop by a sales point to drool at their knives....lool
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    Thank you, This is how most people react when they visit the Helle factory. Also my own reaction on my first visit about 6 years ago.

    Quote Originally Posted by jus_young View Post
    Thats my preconceptions blown out of the water. There was me thinking of high tech modern factory mass producing these knives with the input of a 'personal touch' so that they could be called hand made.

    Lesson learnt again.

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    When you look at clip next time I hope you have a look at the drive to the factory. This is the road leading from Førde Kommune to Holmedal. Have a look at google map. This is where the Factory is located.

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