Lauri Carving 80 Carbon Steel Blade With Ricasso

A great strop, easy to order and shipped on time.

Really nice knife. Fast shipping.

Great service, great response to questions, and the product looks great.

I haven't started fashioning the handle yet, but this is a huge knife with a strong Scandi grind blade. If made with a leuku-style handle, it will be very weight-forward. This will make an excellent heavy knife for outdoor use.

This little knife feels great in the hand. The handle is thick enough to make for a secure grip and give good control. The blade is sharp and agile. The dangling sheath rides like it is not there at all which is a very nice feature. This is an excellent companion for a day hiker, light weight, unobtrusive and dependable. Love this little knife!

Finally finished my project.

Tha blades I have received are all that they should be very nice blades

Exactly what I want, sent well packaged as always. Great to do business with.

All blades where great, customer support and shipping was great, here is what I've made

I am very pleased with the knife blank I ordered from Ragweed. Delivery was fast and the knife is sharp and well crafted. I made a Paduak handle and now have a beautiful carving knife. Very pleased.

Easy ordering, Redbeard's usual fast delivery.
Knife is spear point, centrally aligned on axis of handle for easy drilling, decent 4 finger grip, sticks in your hand really well. 80CrV2 steel is a fine choice for this blade. Square spine throws sparks. At about three ounces it belongs in every kit, glove box, pocket or on a belt. Would make a good gift for just about anybody. But I'm keeping this one!
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Steve G

A well made knife - good, sharp steel, beautiful maple wood handle with nice grain, good grip feel and really nice leather sheath. One really nice example of workmanship. A favorite of mine.

I think I've used at least a half dozen sizes/styles of the Forge's guards over the past few years. They've all been perfect for all of my antler knife creations. Rock On Forgers!!!

i. my humble opinion the kansbol is the best mora general purpose knife its my go to knife for outdoors and i have used it in the kitchen too i own 2 my old one is green hadit for a few years bought it when it first came out to replace my model 2000 better handle imho then i saw the dala red one and had to have it love the color same great knife super cool color love it!!!

Many thanks to Redbeard for offering these. I have an old style Mora 546 (looks like the current-classic 510 but has a finger guard) that I lost the sheath for but it is complete once again. This old sheath is better because it is deeper; 3/4ths of the knife goes deep in the sheath unlike the current 511/546/Pro knife sheaths. My old 546 knife 'clicks in' better and has stronger retention than the newer knives. The current 511 fits in this old sheath with a friction fit (no click) and there's much less space around the knife. The only thing to complain about is the thin belt loop but use a button dangler or a loop of 550 cord and it'll be fine.