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A video demonstrating some of my techniques that I use to get my mora companion razor sharp in the field. These techniques generally apply to all bushcraft knives and in particular a scandi grind knife. All that is needed in terms of gear to do this is a small sharpening stone of atleast 600 grit, and a leather strop.

Hope you enjoy the video, cheers Dave from BC Bushcraft
[My Channel] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd9Q-GzcRtJJ0KSX4jAdbzQ

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