A Beginner's Guide to Mora Knives Finale - HighCarbonSteel Love

My finale to the series of A Beginner's Guide to Mora Knives. We discuss the Mora outdoor series, special Moras I own and sheath options. Check out my social media links and the outstanding channels mentioned in the video down below:
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[BarryDutton]

Saying it again, awesome idea for a All of them added to a playlist just for the Mora tutorial to help people, great job, honestly dude. TY VERY MUCH !!!

[Moonie.]

Excellent 3 part Mora series, I appreciate your knowledge and your video.. Thank you for posting.. God bless

[mr.fisher]

Great series - very informative. For the money you just can't beat them!!!

[southpawbushcraft]

such an awesome series that knife from Sean is just beautiful, I too would treasure it and never use it. You have one of the best collections I have ever seen and I am so envious my friend! Thank you for taking the time to go over them all with us as you have.

[kbbjedi]

Awesome series, I only own the companion but learning about all the other Moras from your videos makes me want more. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[wyattoneable]

Until your Mora videos I just picked up my Mora's and used them. Now I can't pick one up without thinking about the specifications. :) You definitely have a great series here Dave.

[Icantthinkofanythingso]

Fantastic videos, couldn't agree more. For the money they are on top of the game. I'm about 4 hours north of you in Canada and love the bush. I've got Ka-bar, Bark River and Tops knives that stretch from 150-500$ and I still always take my Mora's when i go for a hike or camping with my family. I also agree with one of your other vid comments about the saw vs. the axe...Axe all the way. Well put together information. Thank you. Mr. Canada

[mikaelrabb]

Thanks for the Link to the final part of the Mora knife series. I just started follow you, and I'm very glad you're here. Greetings fram Sweden

[CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Great series Dave. I also like their sheaths... light weight, no maintenance, easily modified and keeps the package price point low.

[rainbowhiker]

Very nice series Dave. You do have a wonderful collection. Thanks you for all the information.

[watermain]

Great series David. Very informative. The knife that Sean sent is beautiful and, if it were mine, the only thing I would do to it is restore it to shaving sharp. The patina on it is awesome. Just my opinion, of course. Thanks for sharing your collection with us.

[inthewoodswithbigfoot]

My companion is stainless and I have no issue with sharpening either. This is a great series Dave! Thanks!

[LouiseGardner]

This was a great series Dave! Learning a lot from your channel! So nice of Sean to send you that blade..also very nice of Joe to send you that gift

[brianmcwhorter]

I really enjoyed seeing your vast collection of Mora knives. Someday I hope to own as many!

[DidierNomade]

Very nice collection of Mora Knives Dave ! I like Mora.

[yveskc]

What a incredible series on Mora's. I am jealous of your collection Dave.. My 2 favorite so far are the bushcraft black and light my fire. Still waiting on my classic 2, should be home any time now, thanks to Canada post strike lol... I have to repeat myself, i like the way you make video's, it is my cup of tea, so soothing watching your channel. Keep up the good work, you rock! Thanks for sharing, yours respectfully -Yves

[sosteve]

Just got my First Mora from a subscriber gaw
and i must say, i really like the knife's allot
the companion Carbon steel one
thanks for showing your awesome Collection
atb
Steve

[ironfirehorse]

This is a really good series. Learned a lot. That classic Mora from Sean is awesome. It would be nice to see it restored. Thanks :)

[JBOutdoorsAndMore]

dam that's a awesome collection thanks for sharing . really nice

[nitrorclife]

Nice videos of you collection sir. I use small stretch cord for secondary retention, similar to a ranger band but much easier to manipulate on an off. I put the knot on outer side with small pigtails to grab, making it as easy of easier then undoing a snap.