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Morakniv Craftline Basic 511 Cuchillo utilitario de hoja fija de acero de alto carbono y vaina combinada
Basic 511 es el más utilizado de nuestros cuchillos clásicos. Apreciado y querido por profesionales y artesanos de aficionados durante generaciones, es un cuchillo Mora. Este cuchillo está diseñado y diseñado para trabajadores de la construcción escandinavos. Aquí, nuestra prioridad es un borde afilado y duradero con un buen agarre, lo que significa que el aspecto de la columna vertebral no es una característica de alta prioridad. Usted es más que bienvenido a utilizar cualquiera de nuestros cuchillos para sus necesidades previstas, pero tenga en cuenta que la columna vertebral será "cruda" (no molida) en la mayoría de los artesanos y cuchillos de construcción. Por lo tanto, no es compatible con un arrancador de fuego.
Acerca de Basic 511
El protector de dedos sólido optimiza la seguridad y el nuevo mango de forma más grande hace que el cuchillo se sienta aún mejor en tu mano. La hoja está hecha de acero al carbono de alta calidad, fabricado en Mora según nuestra receta secreta. El acero al carbono también hace que el cuchillo sea más fácil de afilar para que puedas usarlo una y otra vez.
Sin embargo, tenga en cuenta que el acero al carbono puede verse afectado por la humedad y los ambientes corrosivos, así que hágalo limpiar su cuchillo y engrasar la hoja después de usarlo.
T.Szy.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de junio de 2024
Some people put their cast iron pans in the dishwasher. Some buy $5 pocket flashlights and complain they aren’t bright enough. Then there are the guys who buy a $12 carbon steel knife and bellyache because it rusts when put away wet. The issue is called PEBIAC — “problem exists between item and chair.”Carbon steel knives demand maintenance. They are not stainless steel. But they are amazing blades for the person who knows what they are buying (metal that easily rusts), knows how to care for the blade (force patina and routine oiling), and employ the appropriate use for a 3.6” blade with partial tang (the people using this knife to baton are inviting breakage).This Mora 511 is a very well made knife and fantastic for a variety of camp uses, including food prep, whittling, cutting fire starter branches, rope work, and more. But, it’s not a hard core bush crafting blade. Folks who want to split logs with this knife need to think twice (and rethink their budget!).Moras speak for themselves in simplicity, quality, and value. It’s not a cheap, poorly made, product punched out in distant lands with $2 hr workers. You can do a lot with it…for…just…12 bucks. But when you start comparing it to a $200 knife with a 5-6 inch blade and full tang construction…well, you are fooling yourself and looking silly.Carbon steel knives are legendary for their durability and edge, not just with outdoorsmen, but professional chefs as well. They are great knives for people who know how to care for them. If you leave your knives out in the rain, or put them in your tackle box wet, or want to leave them in the sink over night…buy stainless steel. Not carbon.But if you desire a quality blade at a good price and enjoy the “liturgy” of caring for your tools, this Mora is a fun little knife. Every collector should have a Mora or two. Do some research on carbon steel before you buy.The molded handle feels nice in the hand because of its good size, fit, and finish. The blade is sharp to start with and can get plenty edgier with a decent stone. Take the time to force patina it, and you will save yourself some grief. And whatever you do, dry it when it gets wet and rub some oil on it from time to time.I really like this multi-use, good looking, all-you-need knife for hiking, camping, and workbench needs. I give it an all-around 4 star rating. But if you strictly compare it to similarly priced knives with like features, it’s a 5.
Harpo60005
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de diciembre de 2024
I have probably bought about a dozen of these things over the past few years. I give them as gifts, and if I lose one, they are inexpensive enough that I keep a few extra around so I'm never without one. They take an edge quite well, although I can't duplicate the factory edge for sharpness. I just use a steel. The carbon version (vs. the stainless steel) will acquire surface rust, but it's cosmetic. I even found a knife outside that I had lost over a year prior, and cleaned it up with steel wool. It was ugly, but not noticeably pitted, and still totally usable after I re-honed the edge. Because the sheath is plastic, it was fine too. These knives snap into the sheaths with a positive click, so they don't fall out when you don't want them to, but they are very easy to remove with one hand. And they've all been very consistent in how easily they snap in/out. The plastic handles are pretty indestructible too. And the high cost of most other "serious" knives, makes these things seem like the best value possible. There is no reason to get upset if something happens to it ... just get a new one.
shrimp sandwich
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de noviembre de 2024
So it came sharp and strong. But the chrome finish looks like it didn't make it into the spine of the blade, though that statement doesn't make much sense that's the best way I can describe what I'm seeing. The spine looks like it has a recessed uneven groove where a completely different and unfinished metal can be seen. This is going to end up rusting.$11 I think I can get some rough use out of it and toss it in a garage drawer as a beater. Id return it but it took like 3 weeks to get here.Other than that it seems as solid as any Mora. Most likely just a dud, no QC during production.
Kapil
Comentado en India el 11 de agosto de 2023
The package delivered was pristine and I found it sharp right out of the box.
Rodolfo Bustos
Comentado en México el 17 de febrero de 2023
Pequeño pero demasiado demasiado filoso me.encanto recomendado precio justo
EOM
Comentado en México el 8 de julio de 2022
Para labores cotidianas resistente y buen filo
Sharon Jerry
Comentado en India el 18 de julio de 2022
Best hard use camping survival bushcraft knife for it's price.
Orlando mejia
Comentado en México el 2 de octubre de 2022
Lo hacía más grande de dimensiones, bueno para iniciar las tareas
Oscar R.
Comentado en México el 18 de enero de 2021
Muy bueno
Juan Antonio Garcia P
Comentado en México el 26 de diciembre de 2020
Un súper cuchillo
Dannypercas
Comentado en México el 13 de enero de 2020
Excelente relación precio calidad
OSUAREZS
Comentado en México el 2 de septiembre de 2020
Regular
Rodrigo Suárez
Comentado en México el 28 de agosto de 2019
Buen filo, mango muy cómodo, la hoja se siente sólida, solo recuerden secarlo y aceitarlo, es un cuchillo de acero/carbón, se oxidan. Si midiera 2 pulgadas más, sería perfecto.
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