Finman Utility Knife 101
Finman Utility Knife 101
Finman Utility Knife 101
Finman Utility Knife 101
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Finman Utility Knife 101

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$12.00 USD

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Steve S (Jacksonville, US)
Get one!

I really like the Finman! It's like my Mora Basic 511 only with a slightly more comfy handle but with a less refined, unpolished blade. I like the sheath on the Finman as it can hang on a peg above my work bench or slips easily in a pocket or pack. If you want a knife with a belt sheath, the 511 Mora would be a better choice as the sheath for the Finman isn't really good for a belt in my opinion. Both the Finman and the Mora 511 are my favorite size knives. Buy them both and use the heck out of them, they're cheap enough!!

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Michael Bauer (Vanderbilt, US)
Great first knife

This is a great knife to gift to someone just getting into wilderness living skills. I love the high scandi grind and thinness of this blade. Handle is not rubber like a mora but a stippled plastic.

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D. A. G. (Katy, US)
Insane value for money

These blades look like the ones in my Wood Jewel/Ahi knives and are shaving sharp. Robust and simple make me happy.

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Carl E DeVilbiss (Memphis, US)
Always a joy to find a quality bargain!

I read about this beauty and took Redbeard's observation on the handle/blade gap to heart. As soon as I opened mine, I mixed up some JB Weld Kwik 5 minute epoxy and fixed her right. Pic included, looks like it's supposed to be that way. Of course after I worked it into the joint I tooled it with an alcohol soaked paper towel and made sure no residue on the blade or handle.

As with others, the handle is very comfortable, and I just like the feel of the thicker blade and higher grind compared to a Mora Basic. I took mine for a ride on my bench strop with green compound, and it really is scary sharp now. This is an excellent utility knife and the versatile sheath design to ride either side/handed makes for a sweet package. This is a clever, functional, high value design.

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Rich Moore (Pasco, US)
2nd blade

Light, carbon steel blade

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Orange is the new black

Love the visibility, and the grip
90 degree spine is great

Brian Kandt
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Mora Bushcraft Orange with belt loop and belt clip #12050
Very nice!!

VERY NICE!!!!

Samuel Rubera
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Trade Knife TR-CDB Courer de Bois
Very nice blade!

Bought this for a project and so glad i did. I needed a longer, thinner blade for kitchen chores, but didn't want the flexibility of a fillet. This came razor sharp as always.
Made a great Christmas present.

Mark Hansen
Lauri-carving-125-stainless-with-ricasso
Lauri-carving-125-stainless-with-ricasso
Nicely punched brass

Keeping in mind this is for knives that have a taper at the rear of the blade, this also worked with a Lauri carving knife i recently purchased, with a little filing. I ordered this on accident not realizing there was a straight version AND a tapered version. No burrs to contend with, and a lot of extra material left for final shaping. thanks!

Mark Hansen
Lauri 18x35x3 Shaped long slot
Lauri 18x35x3 Shaped long slot
Takes a Licking

I bought two of these 12-13 years ago from Ragweed when my son was in scouts. They are still used today by both of us and have taken much abuse over the years. I have batoned it many times and it is none the worse for wear and even used it with a piece of quartz to throw a spark on char cloth once.
I liked the handle so much I made a pattern for it to duplicate on my knife builds. I dont think there is a better value for a sub $15 knife.

Rich V
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Mora Companion MG Carbon #11863
Lauri Knife blanks

I ordered 3 of the Lauri small knife blanks for some smaller elk antler pieces I had sitting around for some time. They are a great product you might expect to pay way more for then 7 bucks. I just ordered some more. They are described as a carving knife, I like it as a trout-bird or everyday carry. Excellent product, EXCELLENT company.

Flo Martinez
Ragweed Forge
Nice little blades

Very nice blade for a small neck knife. I just completed this one. I used wenge, beech , and orange osage.

Rich V
Lauri-Carving-60
Lauri-Carving-60
Top quality

This is a stunning knife, dexterous and comfortable for medium/large man hands

JL
Marttiini Lapp Knife 235 #235010
Marttiini Lapp Knife 235 #235010
Get one!

I really like the Finman! It's like my Mora Basic 511 only with a slightly more comfy handle but with a less refined, unpolished blade. I like the sheath on the Finman as it can hang on a peg above my work bench or slips easily in a pocket or pack. If you want a knife with a belt sheath, the 511 Mora would be a better choice as the sheath for the Finman isn't really good for a belt in my opinion. Both the Finman and the Mora 511 are my favorite size knives. Buy them both and use the heck out of them, they're cheap enough!!

Steve S
Finman Utility Knife 101
Finman Utility Knife 101
Like Buying a Knife From a Friend

Always great supply and price and promot shipping on knives from Finland and Sweden, especially the Mora Basic, in annual edition colors. And a friendly note from proprietor Richard thanking for each purchase.

Arthur George
Mora Basic 546: 2024 Limited Edition #14282 Dala Red / Green
Mora Basic 546: 2024 Limited Edition #14282 Dala Red / Green
Great value!!

Built this to build as a gift....quite pleased (as normal with the other Lauri blades i've purchased).....paired with a stained, spalted sweet gum handle finished with lacquer....going to order a couple more!

howard bauer
Lauri-carving-125 with ricasso
Lauri-carving-125 with ricasso

Awesome knives

Andrew Kastner
Roselli RW756 The UHC Kitchen Knife
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Well made and sharp out of the box.

Rick Lesquier
Mora Carving #106 (Original) Laminated Blade
Mora Carving #106 (Original) Laminated Blade
Grandkids survival training

Had our family Christmas tonight. Told them to make a video once they learn to start a fire. I had a video before I got home lmao what I thought would take a week to learn was learned quick proud of them. They loved their Mora neck knives

Rod Miller
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Mora Eldris with Neck Knife Kit (All Colors)
Mora 106 review

Great product. Great service.

Richard Koolish
Mora Carving #106 (Original) Laminated Blade
Mora Carving #106 (Original) Laminated Blade

Description

These knives were made by Laurin Metalli in Kauhava Finland. Everything we have ever received from Lauri has been quality and these are no different. Offered at a great price! Black handle and Red sheath. Lanyard in both the bottom of the sheath and in the handle of the knife.

When I was visiting in April of 2024, Mr. Lauri showed me one of these knives and I knew we had to offer them. They are quite comfortable, light, but yet solid knives made out of 80CrV2. 

It seems to me that these were the Finnish response to the Mora Basic 511 and they sure nailed it. These will make a Great utility and Carving knife!

The knife can be put into the sheath either way and the clip on the sheath can be removed and replaced on the other side to work for right or left-handed folks. Lanyard hole in handle!

There is one thing that I do not love about them. The blades were inserted into the handles instead of the Handles molded over the Blades. This means that there is a small gap on either side of the blade where it meets the handle. If I were to use this for any cooking or food purposes, I would seal this gap with epoxy or a hard glue to avoid any bacteria or food from getting stuck inside.

Blade Material: 80CrV2 high carbon steel

Blade length: 90mm or just over 3.5in

Blade Width: 3/4"

Blade thickness: 2.55mm or .100in

Weight: 2.7oz

Weight in sheath: 3.5oz

 

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