Lets see those Scandi grind knives.

[euroross]

I did the handle. The blade is one of the progressive tempered Lauri's.

Here's a Puronvarsi I did

You did an amazing job! How does it feel in the hand?

[Frederick89]

Birch bark handles feel silky and grippy at the same time. They are also warm, no matter the temperature outside and, beeing full of resin, are almost neutral to shrinking, getting damaged with moisture ect.

[euroross]

OOOps, I meant the question to the original knife I was asking about. The Puukko with the Micarta handles, my mistake. Frederick80, I agree with you, I had a knife very simular to that one, liked it, but sold it. I will get another.

[hollowdweller]

OOOps, I meant the question to the original knife I was asking about. The Puukko with the Micarta handles, my mistake. Frederick80, I agree with you, I had a knife very simular to that one, liked it, but sold it. I will get another.

Excellent. Euro.

[woodyman1390]

Wow I love this thread!

[kamagong]

Pekka Tuominen


Joonas Kallioniemi


Mikko Inkeroinen

[tknife]

Kamagong, those are bee-yoo-tee-full!! I especially love the top one, very nice.

[kamagong]

Thanks. The craftsmanship of the Kallioniemi is absolutely top notch; the design and execution is all you could ask for in a custom. Still, I think I favor the Tuominen. IMO it's a better all-around knife. The handle is a bit more hand filling. The blade is also thicker and more robust, without compromising cutting ability. And the birch bark is awesome, it almost feels like leather.

[utah_fish]

Here's an oldie from our relatives in Norway that they gave to my brother back in the 50's. He gave it to me last year. Beautiful thing.

[kamagong]

Is that a Mora? They don't make them like they used to.

[utah_fish]

Is that a Mora? They don't make them like they used to.

Blade says Kverneland and something underneath like Forge. Other side says Made in Norway. I need to dress the blade with some Camellia oil to remove the rust.

[kamagong]

Definitely not a Mora then, as Mora is a locality in Sweden. But it is a beautiful knife.

[alin_maties]

first is one home made by me, very good at carving, has chisel grind slighty convex, hand made leather seath
second fallkniven f1 and third one is a tops cat 201 complete modified

[lightleak]

Hmm, so none of them actually has a real scandi grind?

[schmittie]

Lol!!!

[Maniacal Pete]

[hollowdweller]

Kamagong,

The one with the birch handle is stellar! Well they all are but that one......

[Jack Black]

Got loads of scandis, but I spent all my camera money on them! Here's 3 Frosts Lapplanders for starters

[mtwarden]

I had a Boattail Scandi a couple of years ago that I got in a trade, like a horse's a$$ I traded it off and always regretted it

until I found this lightly used one last week

[markksr]

EnZo Nordic 95 in O1...