Lets see those Scandi grind knives.

[Greykilt]

A few of mine...

 

[GooberBoober]

My latest one & a group shot of my favs:

 

[matthew krissak]

That Bushwalker is sweet. I have wanted one of those for a while!

Thanks! I believe that's Mikes first Bushwalker, its the same one on his website. Its an amazing knife. Its seen more bush time then any other knife I own!

 

[rbmcmjr]

Charles May Knives



Big Hand Scandi (Ironwood scales) and something else I never figured out.

 

[Mannlicher]

Two by Mark Hill, out of the UK. The larger is with RWL 34 steel, the smaller with O1 steel. Bocote wood handles. Both are solid performers, with great edge retention. They go through Oak and Hickory like butter.

 

[raindog101]

Who's the maker on this one? It looks like a KFU...

 

[Tinbanger]

My latest, and only current scandi.

 

[GooberBoober]

Who's the maker on this one? It looks like a KFU...

That's a Fiddleback Forge Hiking Buddy by Andy Roy, as is the one in the post above this one ^^

 

[raindog101]

That's a Fiddleback Forge Hiking Buddy by Andy Roy, as is the one in the post above this one ^^

Ah. I should have recognized the style. Thanks.

 

[richinva]

My offerings

 

[Samon]

A few of mine..

 

[R.c.s]

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[Big Mike]

Bark River's new Scandi knife is finally in production.

A few more photos here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1243663-Sneak-Peek-Bark



Big Mike

 

[GooberBoober]

Ah. I should have recognized the style. Thanks.

No problem, you're welcome

 

[jmh33]

Nice BRK!!! John

 

[Thomas Linton]

This recent addition has no secondary bevel, but its bevel is convex, not flat, and it is not saber ground - the convex bevel runs to the spine. And it has the fuller we associate with the Marble's "Ideal." Finn, I think.

 

[fmajor007]

Well, I'm not so sophisticated as y'all, but I've been more than satisfied with my humble Mora Companion.

Here's a "stock" photo from ^mazon's site:

It's wicked sharp and slices very nicely serving as a perfect, lightweight "COMPANION" to my more heavy-duty field knife from Bryan Breeden (pictured below)

with which I am *thoroughly* pleased.

Maybe one day I'll acquire a custom/semi-custom scandi "bushcraft", but for now I'm quite pleased with what I have.

 

[BlackHills]

These arrived from Finland today. The puukko is by Jani Ryynänen and the leuku by Tapio Syrjälä. The leuku sheath is interesting; the lower part which I assumed was leather with a molted stain is in fact curly birch.

 

[John A. Larsen]

BlackHills, Nice knives! How long is the leuku blade and handle? Thanks, John

 

[BlackHills]

BlackHills, Nice knives! How long is the leuku blade and handle? Thanks, John

Thank you. The blade is 203mm (8.00") and the handle is 120mm (4.75").