I want to ask a question about my knives.
Right now I have a few cutting implements but I would appreciate any advice on buying additional ones.
My current lot:
(EDC) Gerber 3/4sz Multitool w/blade
(EDC) Kasu folding knife w/partially serrated blade
Mora 511 Basic Utility Knife
Anglo Arms Block Axe (Machete)
I'm looking to add these soon:
Bahco Laplander
Mora 546 Basic Stainless steel knife
Sharpening stone
Would this be a good kit to have or is the Mora 546 unneeded as I already have the 511. I thought about adding the 546 as they are cheaply priced but good quality overall.
Is there anything missing from my kit that you would add in?
Knives. The more the merrier?
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Knives. The more the merrier?
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'In Omnia Paratus'
Re: Knives. The more the merrier?
Add them all. 
two is one and one is none, but three (or more) is even better.
two is one and one is none, but three (or more) is even better.
Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
Re: Knives. The more the merrier?
I have to ask what you hope to achieve with these tools? What is your goal? Bushcraft, Wilderness Survival, Playing Mountain Man in the local woods?
I'm not a mora fan, I have one (wooden handle) it's ok, good even but meh! I've not handled the plastic handled Mora knives, although I came into (youtube give away prize) a Hultafors Heavy Duty Knife that was solid and comfortable to use I cached it as I don't usually use plastic handled knives.
I'm not a mora fan, I have one (wooden handle) it's ok, good even but meh! I've not handled the plastic handled Mora knives, although I came into (youtube give away prize) a Hultafors Heavy Duty Knife that was solid and comfortable to use I cached it as I don't usually use plastic handled knives.
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