Minimal Bushcraft knife

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This is my favorite knife.

Maker: Szabolcs Szántó
Blade:
Material: S101 carbon steel
Length: 78 mm
Thickness: 4 mm
Width: 26 mm
Grinding type: scandivex

Handle:
Material: Birch
Length: 115 mm
Thickness: 20 mm
Width: 30 mm

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Beautiful feather-sticks.

Do you carry another knife/axe for jobs like splitting firewood?
 
Thats a great looking knife.

You can actually just make a wooden wedge to split firewood if you really wanted to go minimal. Ive done that before. Just baton a stick or a rock through a log.
 
My minimal Bushcraft knives are a Mora # 2/0 (carbon) or a Mora Scout #39 (SS)
They are great

I just got a Blind Horse Frontier Valley (scandi), which is the same size but because of the full tang is a huge amount of knife
This will become a main knife in the field
 
I love this knife. It contains the key to what speaks to me about puukko....its beautifully simple.
 
Nice looking knife. My favorite is the Izula 2 which is about the same size. :thumbup:
sisk61 said:
Thats a great looking knife.

You can actually just make a wooden wedge to split firewood if you really wanted to go minimal. Ive done that before. Just baton a stick or a rock through a log.
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That's what I do. Works great.
 
The simplicity and function of that blade is beautiful to behold. It is more than duly honoured by your fine, hand-made sheath. Thank you for sharing. Can you tell a little more about the way you made the sheath?
 
I love it.
This is my interpretation of the smallest ideal bushcraft, sharp cutter, light and strong enough to its duties ;-)







 
A set up like this is simple, beautiful, functional. I'd love to own one just like this- especially the sheath!
 
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