031 Mora 510 Is it good enough for Bushcraft?
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In this video, I make some minor modifications to the Mora 510 in my workshop at home. I then take it out into the woods to give it a 'Trial by Carving'. Watch to the end to see my verdict on whether it's a knife that's suitable as a bushcrafter.
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26;59 minutes of pure class, 🙏👍
That was excellent!
Great video. Utter respect for your skills, I am certain that is the best technique I’ve ever seen anyone use when striking a ferro rod
Superb carving skills 😁👍
A reealy good video about one of my favorites Bushcraft knives of all time. Really Great. Thanks a lot.
Nice modified spine.
Rob evans sent me.
Absolutely fantastic channel. I love this stuff you publish mate
The handle is the same as the Mora Basic Carving Knife, such an underrated tool, one of my favourite carving toys.
Nice film Scott 👍
Fantastic video! So glad I found your channel!
Can't go wrong with a Mora. Nice video mate. Very nice spoon too. Then again your Welsh so you should be good at spoon carving. I was expecting to see hearts and horseshoes all it😂.
Nice Video Scott, lovin the mini lavuu. I Have a modded 511 that looks very similar. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Neil. I used the lavvu two weeks ago at a campout. It handled the storm weather no problem. Dry inside. 👍
@@welshwoodsman Did you make it?
@@greencraft4783 No mate. My sewing machine skills are almost non existant. I bought it from Poole Bay Bushcraft.
@@welshwoodsman Cheers Scott, was it expensive?
@@greencraft4783 I was lucky, he modified for himself, then sold it.
Nice one great little video mate 👍
Good info and review there Scott. Thanks. I always find that budget knives are great tools once you've straightened the spine and put a decent edge on the blade. Loved the spoon and lavvu.
I've spent an awful lot of money on knives over the years. I still love using my custom, handmade knives from very reputable makers. But 9 times out of 10 I carry a mora. They really have turned their designs around in the last 10 years.
@@welshwoodsman I like my custom knives too. I have a few by various makers, but the Mora's just work and I never have to worry about losing or breaking them when doing bushcraft stuff. Custom knives always feel better in the hand and are a pleasure to use. I'll never admit to how much I've spent on knives or how many I own, but there is always room for one more🤣
The Morakniv is sharp enough to chop that vice's corner off! Done.
Really enjoyed the video. I own several Mora knives including a 510 and like them all. However, the 510 has seen little or no use. It just did not seem to stack up against models such as the Companion and looked a bit too much like a kitchen knife. This video has proved me wrong and I will definitely start using the 510 from now on. Many thanks!
Nothing wrong with Mora knives. I used one in the army, had it for years. Just strop between jobs and they keep their edges. All of my Mora knives have a longer clip point now. Wrapping bright para cord around the sheath is also a good idea. I use the stainless version for food prep, and had that for years. Nice vid mate!
Very good review!
Great video. Very low key. Too many frantic people out there!
Nice entertaining video. Thanks. I'd buy this knife. Very good video.
I bought a 510 a bit after making my above comments. I've used it to make a 'Kochanski' Try-Stick, and began to carve a small spoon. It has become a favorite. Very nice knife to carve with.
Thank you for posting this video, it is very entertaining, and educational.
Nice video. Тhank you for sharing it. You have my support. :)
You have convinced me to bite the bullet and get a Mora
Good video!
Just goes to show, a tiny bit of effort and a Mora £11 knife can do the business 👍🏻💪🏻
PLASTER great video, Rob said it would be. keep up the good stuf
Cheers Mate!
What is the little belt sander you have looks pretty decent, far better than the one I currently have .👍
Hello!What is the music at the end?(very nice)
It’s royalty free music from Bensound.com
@@welshwoodsman Thank you !Good morning and have a nice day!
Nice little axe.
Its a Karlsson sloyd axe. Its a pleasure to carve with.
Your 'Mora Companion' appears to be a Mora Clipper instead. Not that it makes much of a difference...
Sorby show off!!!!
I’m certain you may have heard of the Mora chisel. What are your thoughts on it? Cheers.
Yes I'm aware of it, but never used one, sorry.
I just wish they had not canceled the 2/0
Why does everyone put a 90 degree edge on the spine.. as someone who uses moras for mostly carving and wood working, being able to push cut without chewing my thumb up or having to wear gloves... I see the rounded spine on my moras to be an advantage... if I need to throw sparks, I’ll use the back of my silky saw, or a myriad of other things... being able to push cut is way better than throwing sparks