Mora Bushcraft Black 3 Year Review - Best Mora of them all
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
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From a carpenters perspective the micro bevel allows you to sharpen quicker because you only have to hone right at the edge and not grind back the whole bevel. That said, most carpenters I know just grind and hone 1 bevel at 25 degrees and that is for bashing with a mallet into seasoned soft and hardwoods. I really want this knife now. Thank you for a good review.
the black is an absolute excellent knife.
Junkyard Fox
I watched both of your videos on it and now I must order the survival sheath option at once.
Here in Sweden, You may purchase a 511 for under 50SEK (8 AUSD). So a box of them will last a couple of years, and You have not to bother about losing one, and they are HARD to destroy, so Mora every day!!! Keep it up!
Dan Gunnarsson mora has definitely been doing it right for a long time now
Re nato
Agree with you!
Not here for one of the bushcraft price here I can buy a gun.
A box of morakniv 511s last only a couple of years? I wonder what you do to your knives then😂
Would last a lot longer than that if they don't take the place of axes
@brianlash154 Depending on the tasks, you do not treat them as well as $40 and beyond. You could even have them laying around in different places to be at hand when needed, so a pair in the shed, in the workshop, in your carpenters kit and so on, and they may last more than 2-3 years then. A vet from Ukraine said that a couple of mora i best because you have no time to resharping you just ditch it and put on the next. They are used for everything!
I always enjoy your reviews, which are grounded in reality. I just bought this knife, removed the micro bevel and have loved it. More than adequate for hiking. Strong and if it does happen to get destroyed right lost. It’s only $40.
Been meaning to get this model for probably 2 years now! I've honestly been stuck on the Bushcraft forest model, impressed the hell out of me straight away, is still my go-to camp knife. Nice job on that edge and great video!
Its such a great user knife, you really cant go wrong. Thanx for watching guys ☺️
BirdShot IV so I'll buy the bushcraft black and trade y'all getting to hold it to make you finally get your own and you can take the micro bevel off for me since my sharpening skills start and end with a Smith's pocket sharpener. lol
@@CedricAda 5:40 the reflections clearly shows a micro bevel. even though it is more like a natural hand grinding konvex. Or rather from stropping maybe.
But after all, I think the tiny secondary is a big help in making this steel reliable.
Got the kansbol and bush craft black. The handle is the same shape on the Garberg as the kansbol. They got that handle wrong in my opinion. Feels restrictive front to back with a sharpish ridge at the front and back. The bcblack handle is all rounded edges. Also on the bcblack the sides of the handle near the blade thin down towards the blade making it comfortable to hold sideways. Surprised these concepts got missed on the newer knives design.
Great video” I have the mora bug, I have the Companion Stainless 2.5 mm, the Kansbol” a Companion Heavy Duty at 3.2 mm, & just bought the Bushcraft black a while back, canceled an order to get the Bushcraft black, seems great..
I have mine since 7 years ago. Right choice. Reliable tool. No need to spend money in expensive knifes. This knife do the job perfectly.
How is the handle holding up. The rubber.
@@Ve-suvius Hi, you can grip securely and comfortably yhis knife
@@leonardogranados2733
Good.
But is the rubbery handle still good.
Not damaged?
@@Ve-suvius still good, regardless of heavy use, it is still in very good shape
@@leonardogranados2733
Ah, that's good. It holds up fine it seems.
7 years and heavy use also.
I'm going to get myself one also.
100% agreed its a real winner once you ditch that micro bevel from my experience the 1095 has a much tougher zero edge than the 12c27. But maaaate nothing beats the feel of the classic line for wood carving.
I did the same treatment on my Bushcraft Black. It's a favorite for sure. I also love my Companions though. I always just sharpen the spines on them. Like you, mine all live in leather sheaths.
I think I will round the spine on mine on the half closer to the handle for comfort.
Your right it's way better without micro-bevel, still best knife for price. Great video!!
Mi az a mikroferde?
I hate that I fucked mine up. I didn't know the difference between the grinds when I bought this knife. I was trying to sharpen it, couldn't get it sharpened for whatever reason. So I ended up putting a V edge on it. Like I locked it down and put a new bevel all the way down. Now I have a knife that doesn't slice or cut well and doesn't do carving tasks well.
If you want a beefier full tang version, just get the Terava Jaakaripuukko 110. Done!
Could, but no, don't like it.
Terävä can Break fromm GRIP handle
Much better edge on the Black...much love to the Terava though, it also got the best carbon steel out there.
I bought the garberg and it’s not even close to being as good as the bushcraft black. Nice review and be blessed
Why did you buy IT
You have both and prefer the Bushcraft Black?
Great video im gonna have to grab one now. I love morakniv.
+Michael Blankenship great choice! If you have the time and inclination, and donmt mind the edge being perhaps a little more fragile but awesome for woodcarvingn, I really recommend hitting it with some whetstones and getting rid of that micro bevel. Enjoy!
I have some quite costly knives yet I love to use my Mora constantly, but I have to micro bevel all of my moras. If I do not with just regular use I will chip the edge I don't know if there is a higher than dirt content in our wood in my area. I do not baton with my Morris I use them for General cutting slicing feathersticking carving whittling, and not overly aggressive either and I will chip a true Scandi grind.
I have both the Garberg and the Bushcraft Black and I love both. I wish that the Bushcraft Black was also a full tang knife but it is still a great choice for a outdoor knife !!!
Great review !!! Scandi edges are my favorite to 👍 thank you for your time👌
I’m buying a couple more for the tackle box and hunting bag
Great knife 👍
Great review! 😃. You mentioned 1095. Do you know what steel is used? All the descriptions I can find only say “carbon steel”.
UHB-20C
UHB-20c is 1095 but it's made by a Swedish company, not and American one.
C100 is the Carbon Steel. It's 1 percent carbon as opposed to 1095s .95% carbon. Basically the same.
I have one also.Great knife, though I dropped it flat down and it chipped near the top..oh well.I like all the Mora's.
You're the best knife reviewer mate, I always feel that I can trust your calls on knives.
I hear the love for that knife in that review mate:-) I got the Hultafors OK4 (Hultafors' version of the Black but with the cheaper but tougher SK5 steel) and I absolutely love it, it's tough, handy, light and strong as. You buy more expensive because you "want" something more expensive but not because you "need" something better. It ticks all the boxes to be a perfect belt knife.
I had the good fortune to get mine on sale for about $25 USD. I don't know if I will ever get a bargain that good again.
Where from?
Jay it was on sale on Amazon one weekend.
I still havn`t gotten around to buying one of these. Everybody praises the Bushcraft Black and considering my experience with Mora I am sure I would love it. But somehow I always skip buying it to get some other knife xD
If you enjoy other moras you are probable good. I find for most tasks the thinner blade is better. I really like my mora pro model. Actually wish there was a bus raft black with a slightly thinner blade. There was one with this handle years ago.
Thank you for your review, happy weekend dirk
I bought this knife a few weeks ago without knowing it is as good as it is :) I haven't used it yet, but the feeling to hold it is great.
It's my second Mora. The Compagnion Stainless I used a few times. But with the Bushcraft you have a different feeling and it's light weight + very grippy.
I would prefer it before the Garberg (even if I don't own it) because of the weight and the handling. You may use it also as a self defense weapon. I think there are few possible uses.
Greets from Germany.
Great video and honest opinion, highly appreciated. Keep it simply stupid, no need for extra money. Greetings from Germany, Andy from PGC
Love your channel
Your cats are funny.
Thank you for the video.
Great info + knife 👌✌.
Excellent knife
I hawe mine also 4-5 ares and I'm using it for ewry thing and it's indestructible.
Most helpful review. I’ve been really liking BPS knives even though I love Mora, but this was too much for my poor budget. However Amazon has this now for $21 over 3 months payment plan. Garberg too.
Has the carbon been difficult to stop oxidation?
Love how you made it full scandi. I have a stop only, will have stones next month.
I use sandpaper and i start with 180 grid, and then 400, 1000 and then 2000.
And then i polish it with my wanna bee Dremel from the Action store. And i strop it. With my old leather belt.
Sandpaper only cost about 80 cents. And i glue them on a piece of wood with paper glue, that white stuff that hardly sticks. But its more than adequate for the job.
Amazing knife 👍🏻
Bruh, your commentary is improving. Great video!
Thank you for the review
Mora Robust or HD companion for me
just learned there is semi serrated version of this knife. it intrigues me
Have you compared the edge retention of the carbon companion to the B black?
Thanks for the videos on edge retention, great stuff.
While I do love my Bushcraft Black..
Why didnt they just put a sharp spine on the Companion HD ?
While Im at it....
Instead of the Gargerg..
Why didnt they just make the Companion HD a full tang ?
My Garberg is in the....... To be modified pile lol..
you answered my question right at the end. I was wanting this Mora for the longest time (now that I have my Strongarm) but when they came out with the Kansbol I heard so many great reviews I started wondering if the Kansbol might be better. you say no eh?
TeamAG Survival I think I prefer the stronger woodworking tip vs the kansbols hybrid skinning tip area. But the kansbol does have the nice rubberized handle. It would be close but I'd go this as its in carbon
Yeah this would be my main bushcraft knife with the Gerber strongarm for batoning... I dont hunt so thank you for helping me clarify the intended uses. Wood working with the black is what I need. Thank you!! BTW, love your channel!
Why not get the Garberg? How do you like the Strongarm? I held one recently and was impressed.
@@Surv1ve_Thrive I have since purchased the Bushcraft black as well as the Garberg. Absolutely love all 3! The strongarm is an absolute beast!
That leather sheath would look great in black
i got one myself. love it.
Does anyone know if the mora bushcraft stainless steel vs the black with carbon is a big difference in steel besides stainless being rust resistant?
I want know 2
So Pete Condor Terrasaur or Bushcraft Black?
I have become anti Garberg the grind isnto thick in the belly and relief edge is to small. The Black looks way better but the Condor also looks really nice. I think that handle seems more comfortable on the Black than the CT.
Hey, love this Mora as well. I love that sheath, is it something I can purchase online? Would love to move to leather for this knife myself
They should add and inch to the blade and make it full tang.
I got this knife about a year ago by the time and usage now feels a bit dull. How should I sharpen the micro bevel to maintain the coating? I didn't know about it has a micros bevel I though the DLC gets off at the first sharpening.
Pete I just got an ad for the Mormons on this video, you need to stick up a "no religious callers" banner on your channel!!
Great review
Love this knife 2 much to baton with ....even though it can
So this came with a little microbevel? Like a tiny one like in the new mora garberg? I thought it had a real scandi with that while giant bevel being the edge. What angle was the microbevel? Any idea? I'm going to get one and do the same as you
so you removed the second grind? The difference now is, you can better cut/shaving. Right? Is this the same "problem" with the Mora Garberg? why dos Mora this not from beginning, so you have to do it?
Anyone every skinned and processed game with this knife?
do you think its worth getting it when you can buy the companion heavy duty for cheaper? It's more than half the price on amazon.
"Highly erotic stuff" Pete, 2017
What do u guys think about the mora KANSBOL?
Would you take the Bushcraft Black or the Real Steel Bushcraft?
Matt K bushcraf black for sure. the Rs is great but I like this handle better
What grit stone did you use to get that polish?
Chris W He literally started it in the video and even labeled the stones he was using lmao
I feel like whenever i sharpen mine it gets skinnier why is that?
You might take too much metal off when sharpening.
Always go for the highest grit . Only go below 1000 grit when it's really dull.
Often a leather strop is all you need to keep the edge sharp.
5:57 lmao
420th like i got you higher. cat nit for the cat!
Where is this ??
Sorry.nice scandy grind