Cheers mate for the glowing review! I am going full time in January and I will do a hip carry sheath if asked but 95% of customers ask for a dangler.

Amazing work by Sir Rob

About seven years ago, a good friend acquired a Skookum second hand off EBay. He let me spend a day with it while we were camping in the New York Adirondack mountains. That handle fit my hand like melted butter over hot corn on the cob. It was a dream; but trying to get one of these knives was just impractical for the average outdoor person. Fast forward to about 18 months ago. I discovered Rob's KZfaq channel and found a comfortable and laugh-filled niche to visit. Eventually I bought his Mors Kochanski Tribute knife; what a dreamy blade to work with. But when I saw his vids of the Bushtool, I had to have one. About six months ago I got it; and the butter started melting around the handle again. Brilliant match, and I didn't have to wait ten years. I must admit though...... I'm not sure what I like best; his knife making skills, or the craig I get out of his videos. Sometimes that guy has me laughing like I'm in a Monty Python/Ronnie Barker marathon. If you want a good knife and good laugh..... visit Rob Evans!!! Cheers!

Great video, thanks 😊

I have one of these knives and it's absolutely fantastic. Brilliant craftsmanship and clearly made by someone who knows how to use a knife. I can only recommend Rob and his knives to anyone, his channel is excellent too. Thanks for this review.

Cool blade!

Best bushcraft knife maker in the land by far 👍 sick of seeing woodlore clones.. that profile leaves it hands down 😁 all the best Lincoln 👍🤙

Beautiful knife and an excellent review. Interesting history as well!

Looks like a nice piece of kit. Hope it serves you well.

Gorgeous knife. And 12 months certainly seems worth the wait.

I own one and it is definitely a great knife! I was lucky enough to pick one up on the secondary knife market so there was no wait for me. Looking forward to Rob starting to go for it full time, I will be placing an order as soon as he announces on his channel.

Cool vid

Hey Trev. Great Video on the knife. A long time ago I bought a knife from Finland called a pukki or something. This knife you have looks so similar, but bigger, defo see the influence. What you have there is a thing of beauty. Worth the wait i would say.

That looks like a fantastic knife Trev. 12 months is still a long time too wait though. Hope you are doing well mate.

Thanks for that review! I was wondering which knife style would be better for me, the woodlore or skookum. You helped me to make my decision - I'll go with Mors' knife style. After using Mora HD for a few years now, I don't like the long straight part of the edge, because it's a pain to produce decent feathersticks. I definitely prefer to have that curved edge as close to the handle as possible. It's good to know that a serious bushcrafter has similar experience and it's not only my imagination :)

I like the look of that one a lot. Be a good all around bush knife. Pointy enough to actually gut fish, but still beefy enough to make kindling and carve with. Also, I prefer I shorter blade. Never really find myself needing a big knife when you got an axe with ya.

I enjoyed your video . Which hand ax are you using ? Cheers

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Beautiful blade, love the red! 👍🏻 What did it cost you in that configuration?

Brother, is Rob still making these knives? I really want the Mors Tribute knife that Rob Evans makes, if anybody sells one ,especially with ballbearing/52100, or if Rob still makes these,please let me now

What angle is the edge?