Why don't people watch the series of videos regarding the Altoids Tin challenge, before making inane comments, such as "Why would you do this to a perfectly good knife?" Keep up the great work, and thanks for making the videos.
Part 1 of your Overnight came up in my feed and I just wanted to say I'm really impressed. I've been working my way back through your build videos now and I have to say, you really deliver a lot of great applicable knowledge. Love how you go and do the things with the kit you built. Actions speak so much louder than words. I'm going to start working on my can right away, and I'm going to def share your channel with my friends. Thanks so much. Please keep up the great work. Wish you well!!!
Nice. A great idea for a small survival tin. I personally prefer a larger kit for survival, but this is a great blade for any small kit. The Pathfinder Shop has tins that are just a bit bigger than the Altoids tin. You could save a little more handle using one of them.
I’m glad you are pleased with the results of your project. I hope the modified knife fits your needs. The standard Eldris handle is about the minimum length I feel is useful for any real cutting tasks. I’m not positive, but I believe the “slots” in the tang are there to give molded handle material and/or epoxy a better grip on the stick tang. In any event, thank you for the look into the handle of this Mora knife.
interesting, i suspected the thang ends somewhere in the middle. I am impressed by mora again and again :-) Love my eldris and all the others i have from them.
I'm sorry, but your work broke my heart! 😭😭😭 Alternative title: "How to make worse a perfect knife" 😂😂😂 IMHO you wasted time and money. You could sacrifice to your tin can a cheap Chinese blade, instead. 🤓
I break off knives and small jig saws and fit them in my Altoona kit. I use locking pliers as the handle for the blade and saw and walls small and modular.
This is a great idea. I probably would have taken it a step further, though. If you were willing to sacrifice the extra 1/8" of blade, you could fit a nice curve into that space that would prevent your hand from sliding forward, and would give better grip.
I make similar survival knives out of Sawzall blades but use decent quality blades grind to a shape you want and grind in an edge just keep cool with water every couple seconds
I know I'm a bit late to the party, but did you consider adding a couple holes that were just a bit smaller than a nail that would fit in the tin to hold the handle more securely in place? I saw the overnighter first and I know you struggled with slippage
This was for an online best altoid tin contest. I would have preferred a bigger container. The handle is heat treated and will not bend easily. Check out the altiod kit video and 3 part altoid tin overnighter videos also.
Really. You had to destroy a knife just to have one fit an Altoids. Could not find some small knife, like a folder to fit a lousy Altoids tin. I don't get the logic here. Besides the Eldris is snall anyway. Maybe use the Eldris as a neck knife to have on you always.
Lol i saved all the materials might take some time to reassemble.. i love mora i just ordered something new might take my mora spot i got a fallkniven kklz or kolt knive
I thought it was a good idea I'm not certain if i would it but i did enjoy the vid. However, i personally do not have a knife in my Altoids tin but i do have a razor as i carry a knife 99.9 % off the time. I'm working on my esee tin which is a bigger version. I have considered the classic Opinel #9 which is a great knife to keep in a kit sonething to consider. The #9 has a blade length thats as long as the cut down a Mora while closed so you will always have a handle. I own a few Moras also its a heck of an knife. Thx for sharing.
Why on earth would you do this? I appreciate now knowing the full length of the tang so thanks for that. But why? What is the hang up on an altoids tin? Just asking and also, just saying. No judging here.
This was part of an online challenge. The altoid tin was a part of it. I needed the best knife I could get. Watch the entire playlist. ru-vid.com/group/PL8mglC-fQMqv6MSp8ArtfhWUt2CYr60b4
I cut down the tang so I don't know the original weight. The entire altoid survival kit weighted under 4 ounces. Check out the entire play list. ru-vid.com/group/PL8mglC-fQMqv6MSp8ArtfhWUt2CYr60b4
Check out the entire series. I spun this into my own design with 2 holes to attach a handle. Altoid tin survival kit: ru-vid.com/group/PL8mglC-fQMqv6MSp8ArtfhWUt2CYr60b4
It's not weird at all, on the contrary it's a very well known and adopted structural engineering solution to make all the structure stronger with very little weight more.
I get and share the Altoid notion, but I wonder how much your mod has negated the normal effectiveness of the Eldris, even with, say, a paracord handle. Me? I'd have modded the tin. Or dropped in a Fallkniven U4 or U2.
It was part of an altoid tin survial kit competition. I couldn't modify the tin. Check the ultimate altoid tin survial kit video on my channel for the full effect.
@@BurningRiverBushcraft The tin changing comment was suggested tongue in cheek, but your competition brings context, thanks. Your video on it is entertaining and informative. I learnt a few things along the way. You too, i guess, in designing new field handles for the Mora. I wonder, would you have bared the Eldris if it wasnt for the competition?
@@BurningRiverBushcraft Fair-dos, its a great blade and will surely serve you well. Maybe the lifetime guarantee may be in jeopardy ;) Keep the interesting videos coming.
@@BurningRiverBushcraft I did like what you did with the saw blade. I keep a saw blade in my pack with two cotter pins and 4 key rings. I used to keep it in my frame, I don't use a frame pack anymore. I never thought about rolling it up. I kinda stick it next to the internal frame. Saw blades are a big ticket item! Interesting just this whole survival kit thing goes against everything I was trained. But very entertaining content I subbed after your using your tin that's something I don't see much. Have a good one.
@@richardhenry1969 You can roll a Saw blade in a cook pot pretty easy. It's not worth putting in in a rectangle unless you need to. I keep a Saw blade in my frame pack in the factory sleeve reinforced with duct tape.
Mhhhhhh dont know how to say it gently ahhhh okay yes so You do what You want with Your Knife thats fine but in my opinion this was not so great but so what its Your knife buhuhuuuu the poor Eldris!!!! :(
Check out the series. It might make more sense to you. This was part of an online challenge/contest. ru-vid.com/group/PL8mglC-fQMqv6MSp8ArtfhWUt2CYr60b4
Зачем ломать нож ,купи складной! Ну или возьми коробку побольше. Вобщем снял ролик какой я дурак ! Он наверное своему ребенку новые ботинки не покупает,а просто подрезает пальцы на ногах!