#Which one of these would be a better buy? Morakniv Clipper 840 vs handmade

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steep acorn
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First One’s Measurements:
Overall Length: 21.59 cm
Blade Length: 9.84 cm
Cutting Edge: 9.84 cm Blade Thickness: 0.20 cm

Second One’s measurements:
Overall Length : 22.86 cm approx
Blade Length : 11.43 cm approx
Blade Thickness:0.46 cm approx

hexed blade
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What do you expect to do with the knife?

narrow ether
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Feeling like I'm repeating myself: depends on the purpose

steep acorn
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carving and whittling?

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woodworking in general, is that not a thing?

narrow ether
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none of them, for basic carving a Mora 120 or Mora 106 are the basic options

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depends on the size you need for your purpose

hexed blade
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Wouldn't pick either for carving or whittling

narrow ether
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you need to flip things around: I want to do X, what Y do I need for that

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my take on the two you have posted:

  1. Look at my fancy knife that I wear to look cool and show off

  2. The all-purpose open boxes, screwing screws, opening paint cans, cutting of zip ties, occasionally removing wood

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both of them are too unwieldy for whittling and carving

hexed blade
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The knives you asked about look more suited for hiking/"bushcraft" rather than woodworking

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And yeah the first impression of the knife 1 is that it's primary function may be to look cool rather than be useful

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Not necessarily so but first impression from just the looks of it

steep acorn
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I'm not looking for incredibly fine details, I already have an amazing whittling knife

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this is for learning survival skills while still being able to do some basic woodworking functions

hexed blade
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In that case just buy an inexpensive Mora

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Survival stuff is really a lot out of scope of this server anyway

steep acorn
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hm.. I think in time, I'll get a cheap mora and that knife- also simply because it's a beautiful piece.

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On top of this... what would be a good cheap axe/ hatchet of choice?

narrow ether
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again.. purpose

steep acorn
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I don't know the word for it but getting tiny twigs and knows out of pieces of wood

narrow ether
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Bahco HGPS-0.6-360

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budget version

hexed blade
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I'd go with Fiskars x10

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Again, nothing to do with this server

steep acorn
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Isn't it preparing wood?

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Not like you can use a planer or a knife for it

high ravine
# steep acorn Isn't it preparing wood?

If we're preparing wood with a hatchet and an axe it's a process called riving and its done to whole logs, usually from the trunk. And there's a few more tools that are used for it.

Still sounds like your trying to do survival/ bushcraft stuff, which is outside the scope of this server. You would likely get better help looking for a bushcraft server.

steep acorn
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You kinda misunderstand and it's not really your fault because my wording was poor

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I mean really small twiggy bits 6-12 mm long

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That are hard to remove with a saw or planer

hexed blade
# steep acorn Isn't it preparing wood?

This server is specifically about fine woodworking. That doesn't mean any work where you do something with a piece of wood but the process of making for example furniture, tools and art pieces

steep acorn
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Also taking off thick bark

hexed blade
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I'd use a drawknife for that

steep acorn
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Could I trust Ali for one?

hexed blade
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I wouldn't buy an axe from AliExpress personally

steep acorn
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A jack knife, I mean

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Sorry autocorrect spacing