As per other thread, I am planning to get a few blanks waterjet cut.
I am wondering about what blade shapes to get cut.
Thanks for your thoughts,
Joel
Woody clone
Mora shape
Mora but with more width, ie skookum bushtool
Enzo trapper shape
Other
As per other thread, I am planning to get a few blanks waterjet cut.
I am wondering about what blade shapes to get cut.
Thanks for your thoughts,
Joel
Last edited by snowleopard; 05-06-2013 at 09:17 AM.
A woody clone as a general purpose knife to keep handy in the belt. And a Mora 711 in my pack for leisurely whitling and small tasks in camp, please.
And the Mora is so cheap that most can afford two blades, if you don't have weight issues. But then Mora wins, as it's incredible whart you can do to those knives...and because of price, there are no economic worries either really.
As for Enzo...the blade is too thick to be a good whitler and the handle is outright uncomfortable to work with for more than a few minutes. It's designed for skinning and slaughering game, not a woodcraft knife. But the shape of the blade lends itself to that also. But If I get a new
one today, I would never use the Enzo scales. I would make my own...So given that I could make my own scales A Enzo trapper shaped blade is overall a good alternative to the woodyclone...
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Too many woody clones out there, try something different
I have a Savage Bushcraft Woodbee, a heavy bladed thick handled knife which suits me fine fits my hand and can do heavier tasks around camp, for whittling i have a small whittling knife with my crook knife
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