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Woodcarving Knife 105 (LC)
289 kr
Whittling knife, LC steel, larger handle and finger guard
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The Woodcarving Knife 105 (LC) is a larger whittling knife with an 84 mm laminated carbon steel blade and a contoured handle with a finger guard. Perfect for detailed carving and a classic among Dala horse carvers.
The Knife
Carving knife
Larger birch shafts
Shank format, finger protection
Knife length 205 mm
Plastic knife case
Larger birch shafts
Shank format, finger protection
Knife length 205 mm
Plastic knife case
The Blade
Full knitting needle
French laminated carbon steel 100CR6
58.5 HRC
Polished blade with lamination
Length 84 mm, thickness 2.7 mm
French laminated carbon steel 100CR6
58.5 HRC
Polished blade with lamination
Length 84 mm, thickness 2.7 mm
The Woodcarving Knife 105 (LC) is a larger whittling knife with an 84 mm laminated carbon steel blade. Known as the Nusnäs Knife – a classic among those who carve Dala horses. Its narrow, pointed blade offers precision, and the shaped birch handle with a finger guard provides good control for detailed carving.
The Nusnäs Knife used to carve Dala horses
The Woodcarving Knife 105 (LC) is a popular whittling knife among carvers in the village of Nusnäs, where the Dala horse is made. This is a larger carving knife with a total length of 205 mm, an 84 mm blade, and a shaped birch handle with a finger guard. The laminated carbon steel provides excellent toughness that withstands lateral pressure.
For detail work and decorative wood carving
The longer blade, larger handle, and full rat-tail tang running through the handle provide good stability and control. The tapered blade offers precision for detailed carving.
Larger carving knife with a better grip
The robust handle in Scandinavian birch has a finger guard that provides a safe and comfortable grip. You can carve the handle for an even better fit. The knife comes with a plastic sheath.
Laminated carbon steel that withstands lateral pressure
The 2.7 mm thick and 84 mm long blade is made from French laminated carbon steel (100CR6). The carbon steel core is surrounded by softer steel, giving the knife excellent edge retention and toughness. The blade reaches a hardness of 58.5 HRC and has a polished surface that protects against rust, but should always be wiped and oiled after use.
Made in Mora, Sweden
The knife is assembled and heat-treated at our factory in Mora with over 130 years of knife-making tradition.
Knife length: 205.0 mm / 8.07 inch
Blade length: 84.0 mm / 3.31 inch
Product length: 213.0 mm / 8.39 inch
Blade thickness: mm / 0.11 inch
Weight: 71.2 g / 2.51 oz
Steel type: Laminated carbon steel
Nominal hardness (HRC): 58,5
Grinding:Scandi Zero
Grinding angle (total): 28
Edge angle: 28
Type of Tang: Piercing pliers
Grip Handle Color: Natural
Handle Grip material: Birch wood
Flex: Stiff
Spine Grind: Yes
Country of Origin: Sweden
Type: Knife
Color: Natural
Area of Use: Carving
Nominal hardness (HRC): 58,5
Grinding:Scandi Zero
Grinding angle (total): 28
Edge angle: 28
Type of Tang: Piercing pliers
Grip Handle Color: Natural
Handle Grip material: Birch wood
Flex: Stiff
Spine Grind: Yes
Country of Origin: Sweden
Type: Knife
Color: Natural
Area of Use: Carving
Woodcarving knife
Large birch handle
Shaped handle, Finger guard
Knife length 205 mm
Plastic sheath
Full rat-tail tang
French laminated carbon steel 100CR6
58.5 HRC
Polished, laminated blade
Length 84 mm, thickness 2.7 mm
Our products are intended for hobby and professional use in the kitchen, outdoors, hunting, crafts, handicrafts, etc. Please read these instructions carefully before use. Incorrect use may result in injury.
Instructions for use and safety information
About the product
Woodcarving Knife 105 (LC)
The Woodcarving Knife 105 (LC) is a larger whittling knife with an 84 mm laminated carbon steel blade. Known as the Nusnäs Knife – a classic among those who carve Dala horses. Its narrow, pointed blade offers precision, and the shaped birch handle with a finger guard provides good control for detailed carving.
The Nusnäs Knife used to carve Dala horses
The Woodcarving Knife 105 (LC) is a popular whittling knife among carvers in the village of Nusnäs, where the Dala horse is made. This is a larger carving knife with a total length of 205 mm, an 84 mm blade, and a shaped birch handle with a finger guard. The laminated carbon steel provides excellent toughness that withstands lateral pressure.
For detail work and decorative wood carving
The longer blade, larger handle, and full rat-tail tang running through the handle provide good stability and control. The tapered blade offers precision for detailed carving.
Larger carving knife with a better grip
The robust handle in Scandinavian birch has a finger guard that provides a safe and comfortable grip. You can carve the handle for an even better fit. The knife comes with a plastic sheath.
Laminated carbon steel that withstands lateral pressure
The 2.7 mm thick and 84 mm long blade is made from French laminated carbon steel (100CR6). The carbon steel core is surrounded by softer steel, giving the knife excellent edge retention and toughness. The blade reaches a hardness of 58.5 HRC and has a polished surface that protects against rust, but should always be wiped and oiled after use.
Made in Mora, Sweden
The knife is assembled and heat-treated at our factory in Mora with over 130 years of knife-making tradition.
Apprieu / France
Steel
Sweden
birch
Knottingley / United Kingdom
Linseed oil
This knife
is made in Mora, Sweden.
is made in Mora, Sweden.
Morakniv has been used for carving and woodworking since its inception, and in the 1950s the first specialized woodworking knives were introduced. Today, our carving knives are used all over the world - a range that includes everything from classic carving knives and the Nusnäs knife for Dala horses to spoon and buckle knives. All made in Mora, designed to become an extension of the hand and bring the wood to life.
All carving knives are assembled by hand by our knife makers in Mora - a tradition since 1891.
