I have the Mora No.3. Their carbon steel is supreme quality. Such a useful blade for carving, craft and general work. They have lots of scope for modding. They are great for carving and biting into the very hardest of hard woods and retaining their keen edge. For battoning you should be absolutely fine with the Mora Robust. One of the few knives which could not be broken on the Joe X channel. All hail Mora!

Wow Dave, that was amazing. Expertly done, both on the skills as well as on the amount of topics covered. Keep it up, and this series might even become a "classic". Thank you for doing this, I find it inspirational. -Bas

Another awesome blade an awesome episode in and a really good series. Thanks for sharing brother.

Great demo and skills brother. I am definitely gonna file my spine (thanks again) and you gotta love Nathan4071 and his awesome selection of ferro rods.

Nice display of the capabilities of the knife. It's a great one.

Great video! I love what you did with the mustard it looks awesome!

One of my favorites but it’s a long list. I’m considering getting the Opinel 10 for food prep if not maybe just modifying the blade from my Opinel paring knife to fit one of the folders

Hello Dave , Another great video with good explanations and good demonstrations Mora number one knife . Good test of a good knife . I will also give a lime shot on the back of the blade to use rod iron. Fine change of the blade. Thank you for sharing . It's always a pleasure to watch your videos . A soon for the next my friend Dave . Didier

Like it, it's a MORA! Thank you for sharing.

David, the Mora classic No 1 passed with flying colors and that log has character. See you soon .

Great part 2 you make my want to buy another

Very cool! 👍

Wonderful video! I really enjoyed all the demonstrations. As you probably know, I have one that was modified a long time ago. After watching this video, I'm thinking of getting another and modifying it differently (what's wrong with me?) :-D They are just so iconic, and they work. As for batoning, I've come to trust the ones I have so much, I have no problem batoning with them if I need to. I just don't hit the handle.. :-) Thanks for the fun. I got a big kick out of your ferro rod! It's so huge!! Hahaha! :-)

Another great video.

Hi Dave, can you do a video an a full patina the method you would use. the darker the better.

They are a great company I just did a Video on one I bought in the late 70s

lean something every day . didnt know you could use mustard to patina. thanks for sharing

Bravo. Felicidades desde Barcelona (España)

Had mine more than 45 ys. The handle is a bit beaten up, but the blade is so sharp i can shave after stropping it

i prefer the number 2 but they're all great! Crazy firesteel brother! :)

Say Heah Dave, That's my baby I attached to my Bokor Black Rold Sheath after I put a Nylon Belt Loop with handle guard, The handle strap was a little too loose because of the handle shape of my Rold. So I thought of several options and took my time thinking of what to do. At first I was going just stitch it to pull up the slack, Then I thought of putting a small light there, which I think is also a good idea, But the Mora Classic #1 fit perfectly, and it looks great, The Classic is so lite that it doesn't add hardly any weight and yet I have two great knives to work wood with. I also attached my Bokor Coye Ridgeback Sheath to my Benchmade Arvensis 119 Sheath, It's OK, But I wish tge Ridgeback Sheath was a Pancake instead I'd tge taco shape. But I'm still very happy how both of them turned out, Go Tribe.

I liked your presentation. Like I said, I had a No2 and liked it. Gave it to a friend. Now, after seeing this, I think I will look for a No1. But I will surely strio the paint on the handle and put some gun wax on it for better grip. Such cool knives.... thanks for sharing this ... also for the shoutout ;)

It's so versatile!

Personally, since I love my Mora knives a lot I don't use battoning techniques with them. Great video

use a Mora 2/0 on monday ;) btw I love that monster firesteel - and nathan ships it to my country! ATB Markus

Los mora son lo mejor que hay tengo siete modelos distintos de mora❤️👍

GREAT KNIFE FOR THE MONEY!

Say Heah Dave, I heard some people say that the handle on the Classic is too smooth, so they cut grooves and other things to the handle. But if you compare the Mora Classic #1 and the 510 the blades are virtually the same except for the handle. I actually like the handle on the 519, it's plastic but I can grip it and it's not going anywhere, It really locks into my hand. Just a F.Y.I. for your viewers. Laterz, Dave.

Dave, that knife has a through tang. It has been peened over on the end of the handle.

Dave I think I changed my settings by mistake can you try to send another reply.

Say Heah Dave, A while ago I bought the Bokor Black Rold, A real nice knife, But the Sheath was dangerously loose and it bit me but good one morning getting ready for a trip. Since then I put a belt loop on the sheath and it's very safe now. But the handle strap is a little loose, So I put my Mora Classic #1 on it @nd its perfect now. Not only did it pick up the slack, But I have my Mora Classic #1 right there, Aces. Everything matches and fits great, I even attached my Wenger pouch and even tge red cross matches, The Rold has red Liners and of cource the red handle, I took it out on a hike and coffee and brought my Bacho Laplander which I carried it in my Haversack and my Mora Hatchet which I carried on one of Eugene's Axe Holster, They really make a great quality Leather product. And very reasonably price. Everything just fit perfectly. Go Tribe heh heh heh

Dave, a little suggestion, Use just the tip of your Ferro Rod, So it only wears down from the front up, you don't need to strike from that high up, "a little dab will do ya" heh heh heh

Im very dissapointedwith mora robust pro. I cut a pizza and its very stained. Also the blade is dull!!! I cleaned the blade with some very fine glass paper and sharpened again with 400, 800 and 2000. Its a cheap knife and the price say everything about it. It may be robust but its a knife not an axe. And its good only to be used like an axe... Ill never buy Mora again.

The perfect Mora Classic to me would be a no2 blade with a no1 handle!

Loved the review dude. Very descriptive. My all time favourite knife without a doubt. Just basic and comfortable. Nice work. ATB Tom