Mora survival knife final review and a tip.

[pipeheadOR]

I got my wife and I a cheap Mora. Its starting to get pits. Any suggestions? The sheath is not good, but my wife is going to make a leather one for em. The sheath does not fit on belts easily, too thin of a place for the belt and what goes around the belt is too thin. It looks like it is going to break. But for the price I dont expect much. The knife has a nice big grip area. I wanted the 2000. I liked how it was wider for batoning. Have to leaern how to harvest pitch when I move to Oregon.

[ungnaturkraft]

@pipeheadOR Hi in what way and were is it starting to get pits? I keep my knives oiled when I am not using them it helps. I also use a polishing past and a slow drill buff. Gets a nice shine on the knife and it also helps to keep the knife smooth. If it is on the bevel a japanese waterstone or you can also use a 1000 grit wet sandpaper makes them very sharp and shiny.

[ungnaturkraft]

@pipeheadOR As for the sheath they are not the best and do not fit all belts but if it is a closed one and your belt is to thick for the loop. You heat the plastic with a hair dryer and the stick a ruler or somthing like that trough the loop and leave it there till the plastic has cooled down that will make it wide.

[ungnaturkraft]

@pipeheadOR Sometimes it is easier just to use them as a neckknife with some cord.

[patje0109]

Cool knive, nice tip!!!

Thanks for showing Adrian

Groetjes

[varavild]

Great stuff Adrian!

[ungnaturkraft]

@varavild Tack så mycket. Nice that you like the chanel and thx for the sub. Would like to see if we could get together sometime. Regards Adrian

[varavild]

@ungnaturkraft Absolutely Adrian. Linköping isn't really "runt knuten" from Idre but shout if you are going to be in the vicinity and I will do likewise. 

[PIP237]

What pants are those?

[ungnaturkraft]

@PIP237 They are pinewood lapland pants. thx for watching.