Best Fixed Blade For It's Price??? Hultafors Craftsman Review 

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Hello. William of Williams knife life sent me so i subbed. I have looked at your list of videos and there is some very interesting stuff there. Gonna take a while to watch. All the best.

Nice video. Just a comment... Hultafors knives are designed in Sweden but made in Taiwan using Japanese SK5 carbon tool steel or AUS8 stainless steel. Nothing wrong with knives made in Taiwan btw, it is where the Cold Steel SRK comes from (maybe even the same factory). Hultafors is an old Swedish company that has a history going back to the 19th century, they make a whole plethora of tools and were the inventors of the folding ruler for carpenters. For anyone worried about the handle being slippery, spend two bucks more and get the version with the grooved rubberized handle which is even more comfortable... I like the Hultafors knives better than Moras because they have a somewhat slicier grind (20 degrees included, 10 per side) and tend to hold an edge longer than equivalent Moras.

I see William gave you a shout out. Very cool. I was already subbed, but hopefully this will give your channel a boost. I like to see smaller channels get the support they deserve. I am a huge fan of scandi grinds. They are hands down the best knives for working with wood, whether camp/bushcraft chores or carving type hobby work. They aren't the only grind of fixed blades I use when I go out to play in the woods, but they are by far my most used ones.

If you find plastic handles slipping when wet, wrap a couple of ranger bands around the handle. All the best

Ke no ke no ke para eso están los hachas,pero ke manía de kerer hacerlo todo con el cuchillo

and the more rough hultafors gk is only 8 dollars👍🏻