Mora 106 Woodcarving Knife
Woodcarving 106 has a pointed knife blade made of carbon steel, which gives it superior toughness and edge resiliency. The full tang, which runs the full length of the handle, gives it strength and stability. Compared to its sibling Woodcarving 120, this knife has a slightly longer blade for more generous cuts. The spindle-shaped handle made of oiled birch wood is slightly larger for a proper grip. The wood gives it a natural feeling and also gives you the possibility to form the handle to optimal shape. The full tang, which runs the full length of the handle, gives it strength and stability. Together with the flexible blade you can work with precision and really get to all the details. Compared to its sibling Woodcarving 120, this knife has a slightly longer blade for more generous cuts. The spindle-shaped handle made of oiled birch wood is slightly larger for a proper grip. The wood gives it a natural feeling and also gives you the possibility to form the handle to optimal shape.
Blade length: 82mm
Blade Thickness: 2.7mm
Handle: Birch
Sheath Plastic
I consider the 106 to be one of the best craft knives available, and my personal choice for projects like spoon carving and those crafts that require the fine edge and tight manoeuvres capable with this knife. The 106 has enough length in the blade to be practical when making slicing cuts, such as along the length of a spoon or spatula handle; the featherlike blade tip is incredible for detailed decorative carving. JD- Howl Bushcraft
Woodcarving 106 has a pointed knife blade made of carbon steel, which gives it superior toughness and edge resiliency. The full tang, which runs the full length of the handle, gives it strength and stability. Compared to its sibling Woodcarving 120, this knife has a slightly longer blade for more generous cuts. The spindle-shaped handle made of oiled birch wood is slightly larger for a proper grip. The wood gives it a natural feeling and also gives you the possibility to form the handle to optimal shape. The full tang, which runs the full length of the handle, gives it strength and stability. Together with the flexible blade you can work with precision and really get to all the details. Compared to its sibling Woodcarving 120, this knife has a slightly longer blade for more generous cuts. The spindle-shaped handle made of oiled birch wood is slightly larger for a proper grip. The wood gives it a natural feeling and also gives you the possibility to form the handle to optimal shape.
Blade length: 82mm
Blade Thickness: 2.7mm
Handle: Birch
Sheath Plastic
I consider the 106 to be one of the best craft knives available, and my personal choice for projects like spoon carving and those crafts that require the fine edge and tight manoeuvres capable with this knife. The 106 has enough length in the blade to be practical when making slicing cuts, such as along the length of a spoon or spatula handle; the featherlike blade tip is incredible for detailed decorative carving. JD- Howl Bushcraft
Woodcarving 106 has a pointed knife blade made of carbon steel, which gives it superior toughness and edge resiliency. The full tang, which runs the full length of the handle, gives it strength and stability. Compared to its sibling Woodcarving 120, this knife has a slightly longer blade for more generous cuts. The spindle-shaped handle made of oiled birch wood is slightly larger for a proper grip. The wood gives it a natural feeling and also gives you the possibility to form the handle to optimal shape. The full tang, which runs the full length of the handle, gives it strength and stability. Together with the flexible blade you can work with precision and really get to all the details. Compared to its sibling Woodcarving 120, this knife has a slightly longer blade for more generous cuts. The spindle-shaped handle made of oiled birch wood is slightly larger for a proper grip. The wood gives it a natural feeling and also gives you the possibility to form the handle to optimal shape.
Blade length: 82mm
Blade Thickness: 2.7mm
Handle: Birch
Sheath Plastic
I consider the 106 to be one of the best craft knives available, and my personal choice for projects like spoon carving and those crafts that require the fine edge and tight manoeuvres capable with this knife. The 106 has enough length in the blade to be practical when making slicing cuts, such as along the length of a spoon or spatula handle; the featherlike blade tip is incredible for detailed decorative carving. JD- Howl Bushcraft
