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[molletta]

 

[huntyukon]

What model and steel type is the second one from the right? The one with the natural micarta handle.

 

[molletta]

Lionsteel T6 cpm3v.

 

[molletta]

 

[molletta]

 

[LSlover]

When is it coming?

 

[molletta]

April.

 

[microbe]

 

[knoefz]

MKM Normar by Lionsteel, a wonderful knife.

 

[elchristian760]

https://imgur.com/a/5qfyizU

 

[knoefz]

Carved a little spoon today from a piece of beechwood with the MKM Normar.

 

[knoefz]

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

 

[1979]

Hope you like mine.
This Skinny have 3 weeks and already rusty ... (only used with food)

 

[knoefz]

A nice spot to sit down for coffee and some bread.
Brought the Kelly Kettle and the MKM Normar to prepare the wood and the food.

Some curls and birchbark to get the fire going quicklywith my ferrorod.

And after that just feeding some dead twigs was enough for a quick boil.

Coffee is ready

Slicing some of the heavy bauern brot

 

[TheFactor]

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

 

[knoefz]

snacktime out in the woods with my SR-2a and some delicious kaki fruit

 

[knoefz]

Got a new knife this week,
the Lionsteel T6 in K490, so I needed to got out and test it just a little.
Lunch-break outside was just the way to do it
Brought along my tarp because the weather was not very predictable.
It stayed dry in the end, but sitting under a tarp does make things cosy outdoors

Started out with carving some pegs for my tarp

Then prepared some firewood,
cut down a dry log with the Opinel #12 saw

baton them into small chunks for my twig stove

The knife performed as expected, just great

Then some curls to get the fire going, doing ok but I can see myself convexing the edge in the future for a nicer, more smooth experience.

MSP core 4 stove (setup with only 3 walls) filled in Swedish torch style with loads of curls in the middle and on top

used the sharpened 90 degree pommel to strike my firesteel, works good, wouldn't mind if it was a bit wider to make things easier...

My mini campsite

Waiting for the water to boil

Ready to eat now

Cheers

 

[knoefz]

Some backyard bushcraft today with my new Lionsteel T6.
Fire-practice, made a nice featherstick

Make an ember from charcloth with some flint and steel

Got it glowing

Put it inside the curls and blow

And we have flames