Knife review: Roselli Scandinavian fixed blades

Roselli from Finland is one of the most authentic Scandinavian knifemakers, forging his elegantly simple tools from two kinds of carbon steel. Here we have a look at three general usage knives (Bearclaw, Carpenter, Grandfather) and we'll also examine the "Little Cook" kitchen knife

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[Rosa Medina]

My dad uses knives, but dont know which one I should get him. Anyone give me a suggestion?

[MrDagon007]

From this video, the Roselli Carpenter is very nice, traditional and universal. From my other videos, particular favorites is the Spyderco Moran (clip v=hkL6XxBf7i4 ), the G. Sakai GS-4 Sabi Knife 1 (clip v=NXNjsHTyFgw ). For folders check out the excellent and universal Spyderco Sage or Caly 3 (clip v=wcFBK1r-4B0 ), or perhaps something elegant from France that also looks good for eating at a chic table (clips v=92Bs0lUsHSI or v=IBxhFKIdZQ8 or v=m04Db1zeYkk or v=ip60zHN5_sE ).

[Bryce Cakes]

These are knock offs of marttini knifes

[MrDagon007]

Not at all, Scandinavian knives have a specific family style, and Roselli even looks more traditional than the other brands.

[centexn]

Yes...they look very nice and I am glad to hear they have a synthetic lining for protection. Do you think you could flip them over so we could see the reverse side?

Thanks

[MrDagon007]

On the Worldknives site you can see different pictures of these knives and the sheaths...

[Nalle Nyman]

It doesn't get much more traditional than this, to go "more traditional" would just be a sharp rock :)

Greetings from Finland.

[uddoss]

i love puukkos. thanx 4 the vid

[ForTheFutureOfMusic]

And it's Marttiini knives.

[ForTheFutureOfMusic]

Knock offs? These are hand made in Finland you motherfucker. The carpenter knife cost like 100€ when I first bought it and is still holding on after 5 yrs of very rigorous use.

[Michael Soon]

wow! finally a beautiful review on the excellent Roselli knives. Didn't know the grandfather knife was quite so thick. Great review. And really loving the love you give to European knives. Thank you.

[Romanlegionnaire77]

Very informative review! keep them coming!

[Nalle Nyman]

....And actually the "carpenter knife" is called that for a reason. If you go to a building site here you will find that every single construction worker is carrying a knife very similar to this, usually its the Mora knife, very cheap knife. These knives are used for everything from fitting stuff to electrical work. I guess the puukko is more of a real tool than anything else...still. :)

[Nalle Nyman]

It doesn't get muchy more traditional than this, to go "more traditional" would just be a sharp rock :)

Greetings from Finland.