Article: Heinnie Haynes: Condor Kephart Knife

[shelly]

You can view the page at http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=585-Heinnie-Haynes-Condor-Kephart-Knife

 

[Samon]

Nice write up mate!

Do you have plans to work some magic on it, or simply leave it factory?

 

[Elgatoloco]

Is the spine nice 90 deg so can be used with ferro or is it typical Condor beveled spine?

Edit : i can see the text mentions the use of ferrorod, but it it still looks like it's beveled?

 

[John Fenna]

The spine is nicely 90 degrees for ferro rod work - no back bevel.

 

[ammo]

Good reveiw. Very simple, no thrills functional tool. Don't think much of the sheath though.

 

[Elgatoloco]

The spine is nicely 90 degrees for ferro rod work - no back bevel.

Awesome, thanks for the review. I think I'm gonna like this one more than condor bushlore, even tho I've got two of em, before and after they've fixed the profile and grind.

best,
Simon

 

[trail2]

Just had to get one to try out. I really like it. I;m thinking it may well replace my BHK "Bushie" as my wood carry blade.
Thanks for a great review.

 

[Essexplodder]

From what i have seen lately, the condors that are being produced now seem to be far better than earlier ones, there was often bad or poor reviews because the blades were poorly finished,
but for someone like me without the budget to buy a high priced custom knife, i would seriously think about getting one for myself

 

[norfolkjohn]

Looking for new b/craft gen/purpose knife this looks to be ideal.
Good insightful review and having shopped @h/h on other occasions
will do so again.
Thanks.