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"Woodsman" Bushcraft Knife

"Woodsman" Bushcraft Knife

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Embrace the Legacy of the Woodsman.

Inspired by the same outdoor knife used by TV adventurer Ben Fogle on his daring expedition to the South Pole, following in the footsteps of Captain Scott.

The Woodsman bushcraft knife is a testament to rugged reliability and expert craftsmanship. Designed by renowned custom knife maker and bushcraft expert Roger Harrington, this knife is built to handle the toughest backwoods tasks with ease. Whether you're carving or splitting wood, or navigating survival scenarios, the Woodsman is your go-to bushcraft knife for all-round field use.

It's unique combination of natural material, expert craftsmanship, and practical  design makes it a must-have for anyone serious about bushcraft and wilderness survival skills. Embrace the legacy of the Woodsman, and let it be your trusted tool for years to come.

KEY FEATURES

  • Ideal Blade for Splitting Wood  The 4mm thick steel is perfectly suited for heavy-duty tasks like batoning wood for the campfire, offering you strength and durability when it is needed.
  • Built to Last The strong, full-tang construction ensures the knife provides unwavering reliability in the great outdoors. Even in the event of a handle break, a full-tang knife can still be easily used. The stable Scandi grind is perfect for carving or splitting wood.
  • Ergonomic Handle  The distinct handle design has been given a lot of thought. It allows you to easily identify the knife's orientation by feel alone, ensuring safe and efficient use in the field.
  • Superior Blade Performance Made from rugged Sleipner carbon steel, the blade holds an edge and is easy to sharpen and strop in the field. Casström blades are all cryogenically-quenched using nitrogen gas, which enhances wear-resistance and helps fulfill the true potential of the steel.
  • Scandinavian Curly Birch Handle  Hand-finished curly birch not only offers a stunning aesthetic but also presents a real nordic feel.
  • Stabilised Ancient Bog Oak Handle  Adding a real touch of history to your outdoor gear, the handle is crafted from bog oak that has been preserved for thousands of years. This unique material not only offers a beautiful aesthetic but also connects you to the ancient landscapes of the past.
  • Sturdy Leather Sheath  The knife is supplied with a vegetable-tanned 3mm European leather sheath, providing robust protection and easy access when you need it most.
  • Guaranteed Quality  Backed by our usual 25-year warranty. From the curly birch  to the precision blade, every element of this knife is crafted with care in Europe, ensuring top-tier quality and performance.
  • Firesteel Option: For those who need the ultimate survival tool, this model includes our fantastic 12,000+ strike Auermetall Fire Steel (with matching handle of curly birch), and a leather sheath with integral fire steel loop. Firelighting has never been this easy!

SPECIFICATION:

  • Blade: 89 x 26 x 4 mm 
  • Total length: 20.5cm
  • Maximum blade thickness: c.4mm
  • Steel: Uddeholm Sleipner
  • Steel Hardness on the Rockwell C Scale: 58-60
  • Weight: 200g
  • Handle material: Scandinavian curly birch or 5000 year-old bog oak, black liners, brass hardware
  • Grind: Zero Scandinavian
  • Sheath: 3mm thick vegetable-tanned European leather (cognac brown)

A Zero Scandi grind knife can benefit from a secondary micro bevel to increase its durability. A 20–25-degree angle per side (40-50 degrees in total) is recommended if the knife will be used for a lot of batoning or other heavy-duty tasks, particularly at temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius. 

What is Bog Oak?
Bog Oak is not a species of tree, rather it is a term given to the oak found in the peat bogs of Great Britain and Ireland. Low oxygen conditions in peat bogs help preserve the wood from normal decay, and the acidic conditions combine with the natural tannins in the wood to give Bog Oak its distinctive and pleasing colour. It is essentially in the early stages of fossilisation, and many samples of Bog Oak are hundreds if not thousands of years old. A very sought-after material indeed.


 

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Great Knife, well balanced and perfect length for all my needs.
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Great Knife, well balanced and perfect length for all my needs.
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Great Knife, well balanced and perfect length for all my needs.
I take this Knife everywhere and it always performs no matter what I put it through.