Mora 106 Wood Carving Knife

Mora 106 Wood Carving KnifeI've been on a couple of green wood working courses and noticed that most people were carrying their own Sloyd style wood carving knives. When I asked about which knife to go for one brand name came up repeatedly and that was Mora. They have a long tradition of making sloyd style carving knives and are still produced in Sweden. The Mora Frost 106 is a great knife to start carving with. It features a large barrel shaped Birch handle which makes it easy

TN31 is a relaxed and versatile interpretation of the classic fishtail parka

25" 86cm/33

Contents: • 25 Finest Needles • Wide Bow Scissors • Needle Threader • Dressmaking Pins • Tailor’s Beeswax • Tailor’s Chalk • Tailor’s Thimble • Seam Ripper • Tape Measure

The handle is copper and the digging blade from stainless steel

are even more stunning when you see them up close

But then when I started using it I soon found it really useful

Pair it with some basic sharpening tools and some practice and sharpening will nolonger be a dark art

Small - 34/36" chest

You can also buy these Niwaki sharpening stones individually

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When new the leather sheaths will be on the tight side

The clip is chunky and robust