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Using a whittling knife is a timeless art that stretches far back in history. This simple yet powerful tool has been an indispensable companion for people for centuries, used for both practical purposes and as a means of creative expression. In today's modern era, the whittling knife is as useful and versatile as ever. It can be used for various outdoor activities, from carving a stick for roasting sausages to gutting a fish.
But the history of the whittling knife extends beyond its practical use. It also holds deep cultural and traditional significance. Many societies around the world have their own unique versions of whittling knives, each with its own traditions and techniques.
Whether you are an experienced craftsman or a beginner, a whittling knife is more than just a tool - it is a symbol of creativity, skill, and the timeless heritage of humanity's ability to shape the world around us.
Some of Our Popular Whittling Knives
Bruslettokniven
The "Bruslettokniven" is a traditional, simple, and reliable whittling knife with a handle made of oiled birch. It features a straight-ground blade, a bolster in nickel silver, and a dyed ox leather sheath with a safety insert. The blade is made of stainless knife steel 1.4116N.
Specifications:
Weight: 81 grams
Total length: 20.5 cm
Blade length: 9.3 cm
Blade thickness: 2.2 mm
Speider
With its robust design and traditional appearance, this knife is created to meet the demands of the modern scout and explorer. Every detail of the Speider knife is carefully crafted to provide both functionality and style. Its handle, made of oiled Norwegian birch, offers a natural and comfortable grip, while the stainless steel blade is designed to handle a variety of tasks with precision and durability. The Scandinavian straight-ground edge provides exceptional sharpness and is perfect for everything from woodworking to cooking by the campfire. With the included sheath made of black-dyed ox leather, you can easily and safely carry your Speider knife wherever your adventure takes you.
Specifications:
Weight: 43 grams
Total length: 18.4 cm
Blade length: 8.3 cm
Blade thickness: 2 mm
Nansen
A knife with a fascinating history and incredible functionality. Inspired by the knife Fridtjof Nansen received from the Inuit in Greenland in 1888, this knife is a tribute to the spirit of adventure and the courage of exploration. With its traditional appearance and straight-ground edge of 9.2 cm, the Brusletto Nansen reflects true craftsmanship and precision. The stainless steel blade made of 1.4116N steel guarantees sharpness and durability, while the oiled flamed birch handle provides a natural and comfortable feel in the hand. The sheath in dyed ox leather with a safety insert and locking eye makes it easy and safe to carry your Nansen knife wherever your adventures take you. Versatile and reliable, the Brusletto Nansen is a whittling knife ready to meet all the challenges you face. Venture into the world with a companion that has a proven history and unparalleled quality - Brusletto Nansen.
Specifications:
Weight: 85 grams
Total length: 21 cm
Blade length: 9.2 cm
Blade thickness: 2.2 mm
Lifetime warranty: Yes
What Characterizes a Whittling Knife?
A whittling knife is a type of knife typically used for wood carving and woodworking. It usually has a narrow and sharp blade designed to cut through wood with precision. Whittling knives can come in various shapes and sizes depending on their intended use, but they generally feature a sharp point and an ergonomically designed handle for easy handling and precision. These knives are often used by craftsmen, wood carvers, and even children and teenagers for creating various wood carvings and wood projects.
