Woodmuk

Wasn’t crazy about the dirty by design finish so I took a scorch rite pad to it to suit my own preference for finish took all of 2 or 3 min. To cleanup the blade and handle otherwise the knife is perfect

Wasn’t crazy about the dirty by design finish so I took a scorch rite pad to it to suit my own preference for finish took all of 2 or 3 min. To cleanup the blade and handle otherwise the knife is perfect

This is obviously not intended as a primary bushcraft or survival knife, though it meets all of the standard qualifications. It suits well as a camp knife and a slicer, but the wide blade can get in the way of finer detail work, but it can be pressed into service if needed.
It throws adequate sparks from a ferro rod and with flint, and handles meat and vegetables very well, as Nessmuk intended with the original design. Will make a great hunting and fishing companion for years to come I’m sure.

This is obviously not intended as a primary bushcraft or survival knife, though it meets all of the standard qualifications. It suits well as a camp knife and a slicer, but the wide blade can get in the way of finer detail work, but it can be pressed into service if needed.
It throws adequate sparks from a ferro rod and with flint, and handles meat and vegetables very well, as Nessmuk intended with the original design. Will make a great hunting and fishing companion for years to come I’m sure.

I mainly bought this because it’s a different style than the classic knife shape I’m used to, but after using it for a couple weeks it still feels slightly awkward. Performs very well at bushcrafting tasks and cooking, but probably not an all around do everything knife.