Helle Knives: "LAPPLAND KNIFE" Norway

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Unboxing Review of the Lappland Knife, From Helle Knives of Norway. The knife is: 14" inches overall, 5" inch birch handle, 8" inch - 12c27 Stainless Steel blade, razor sharp, Scandi-grind blade edge, Scandinavian design Leather sheath, Hand made in: Norway, 830 grams weight (1.83lbs) Traditional style Leuku knife.

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2 окт 2024

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@danielcharbonneau222 6 месяцев назад

Nice knife. It's a plain standard birch handle, not curly birch.

@ahkkariq7406 Месяц назад

Brass is a sacred metal for the Sami. The metal itself is therefore considered hand protection. The tradition is otherwise that you have to pay for the knife yourself, so if you want to give one as a gift, you must encourage the recipient to have a coin in their pocket and sell it cheaply.

@turtlewolfpack6061 Год назад

I know this is an old video, however in the extreme north where these knives were developed they are used instead of axes. The trees do not grow large and the Lap people developed these as the do everything blade. They are very unassuming and simple, I don't have this one but I do have much less expensive Finnish made models that work well beyond the cost of admission. As far as I am concerned they make an awesome survival/field/camp/utility knife, not that I am giving up my khukuri blades!

@JoeDoomsday Год назад

I agree completely. For the type of woods, they have up there,… these scandi grind blades are excellent.

@turtlewolfpack6061 Год назад

@@JoeDoomsday I have the same woods in some areas around me, the floating skag doesn't grow large trees but they are tough as nails!

@QueenLiliTheRed 3 года назад

This vid helped reassure me to get this bladed, awesome channel too subbed

@JoeDoomsday 3 года назад

Awesome. Thanx for watching.

@GaudialisCorvus 4 года назад

Really beautiful knife and sheath

@sultanwot7152 3 года назад

Joe, Thank you for this great review. Would you please tell us what is the edge sharpening angle?

@JoeDoomsday 3 года назад

I am not certain of the exact edge angle. Most “Scandi-Grind” blades are 22-23 degrees. Spec for this knife are: Triple laminated stainless steel Handle Length = 4.9"(125 mm) Blade Length = 8.4"(214 mm) Blade Thickness = .12"(3.0 mm) Genuine Leather Sheath Included. Designed by Ragnar Bull in 1979.

@sultanwot7152 3 года назад

@@JoeDoomsday thank you Joe. After almost 2 years of having this knife .. what can you tell us about this knife? Do you regret buying it or you recommend it.

@JoeDoomsday 3 года назад

@@sultanwot7152 ,... I love it. I heard this knife isn’t meant for Batoning,...the tang in the handle can pop out of the handle with excessive hard use. It’s my understanding that it is meant for clearing tall grass brush, skinning deer, smaller camp chores. Because of this I treat mine very good. I baton small pieces of wood. Small fat wood sticks. Food prep. This lappland knife is not laminated steel like other Knives from Helle knives. It is a great steel though,... and it’s Sharp. Just remember it’s very strong but it’s Not 1/4” inch thick stock by any means.

@sultanwot7152 3 года назад

@@JoeDoomsday thank you for your time and reply 🙏, I appreciate it🌷

@JoeDoomsday 3 года назад

@@sultanwot7152 ,...no problem