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Morakniv Wood Carving 105 (LC) Woodworking Knife Craft Knife
Morakniv Wood Carving 105 (LC) Woodworking Knife Craft Knife
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Blade material: Laminated steel HRC58-60 Handle material: Birch wood Blade length: Approximately 7.9cm Total length: Approximately 20cm Blade thickness: Approximately 2.7mm Weight: Approximately 65g (weight of knife only) Country of manufacture: Sweden * Sheath not included * Carrying this product without a valid reason is prohibited by law. *If you are under 18 years of age, please do not purchase this product.
Since ancient times, the Mora region in central Sweden had poor soil and could not produce many crops, so furniture and other items were actively made using the abundant wood and iron, and knives were also made as necessary tools for work. became. Around 1600, the area became famous for making sharp knives, and in 1891 Mora Knives was established on the outskirts of the Mora region. We succeeded in creating high-quality knives by mass-producing and combining blades created using durable blade-making techniques that have been traditionally passed down by craftsmen with easy-to-grip grips. This knife made of red birch wood with an impressive grip has become such a symbol that even today, when many people in Sweden think of the classic Mora knife when they think of knives. In 2005, the two affiliated companies merged and became Mora of Sweden, which continues to manufacture a wide range of knives with the latest technology.The quality has been highly praised by the King of Sweden, making it one of Sweden's leading knives. It has been certified by the Royal Warrant, which is given only to manufacturers. The narrow, pointed blade is made of laminated steel for durability and long-lasting sharpness. The blade has metal all the way to the end of the handle for stability and strength. The birch wood conical handle is large enough to provide a natural grip and is shaped to best fit your hand. This knife is also used by the craftsmen who make the Dalahorse, a famous Swedish symbol.
Handed: Ambidextrous
Battery included or built in: No
Package size: 24 x 15 x 2 cm; 80 g
Since ancient times, the Mora region in central Sweden had poor soil and could not produce many crops, so furniture and other items were actively made using the abundant wood and iron, and knives were also made as necessary tools for work. became. Around 1600, the area became famous for making sharp knives, and in 1891 Mora Knives was established on the outskirts of the Mora region. We succeeded in creating high-quality knives by mass-producing and combining blades created using durable blade-making techniques that have been traditionally passed down by craftsmen with easy-to-grip grips. This knife made of red birch wood with an impressive grip has become such a symbol that even today, when many people in Sweden think of the classic Mora knife when they think of knives. In 2005, the two affiliated companies merged and became Mora of Sweden, which continues to manufacture a wide range of knives with the latest technology.The quality has been highly praised by the King of Sweden, making it one of Sweden's leading knives. It has been certified by the Royal Warrant, which is given only to manufacturers. The narrow, pointed blade is made of laminated steel for durability and long-lasting sharpness. The blade has metal all the way to the end of the handle for stability and strength. The birch wood conical handle is large enough to provide a natural grip and is shaped to best fit your hand. This knife is also used by the craftsmen who make the Dalahorse, a famous Swedish symbol.
Handed: Ambidextrous
Battery included or built in: No
Package size: 24 x 15 x 2 cm; 80 g
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