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I love knives with wooden handles. I know, wood is not the strongest material out there, and it doesn't look tacticool, but I still am drawn to it. I love the warmth of it, and the fact that wood makes every knife unique. Also, I think that wood - if properly cared for - ages very nicely, and gives older knives character.
There is a thread on knives with wooden handles in the traditionals forum, but I didn't find anything here (and not only traditional knives have wooden handles). So I thought I'd create a thread for showcasing knives with wooden handles. The rules are simple: Everything that used to be a tree in its former life counts (i.e., stabilized wood is fine too).
To start us off here's the knife with the most beatiful wooden handle in my collection: A Helle Fjellkniven in Curly Birch. Looking forward to seeing your wooden beauties!
There is a thread on knives with wooden handles in the traditionals forum, but I didn't find anything here (and not only traditional knives have wooden handles). So I thought I'd create a thread for showcasing knives with wooden handles. The rules are simple: Everything that used to be a tree in its former life counts (i.e., stabilized wood is fine too).
To start us off here's the knife with the most beatiful wooden handle in my collection: A Helle Fjellkniven in Curly Birch. Looking forward to seeing your wooden beauties!
