WRIGHTS OF SHEFFIELD Bushcraft knife

[SkogKniv]

"I have had a lot of people contact me asking advise on these knives, & the fact they don't cut well, & asking if I can regrind it, It alway's seems the grind is too narrow,, the grind needs to be wider, that makes it better for sharpening & will slice better
on my knives I go for under 30 degrees"

I always thought 30 Degrees was the standard for the wood cutting blade.

 

[mick spain]

"I have had a lot of people contact me asking advise on these knives, & the fact they don't cut well, & asking if I can regrind it, It alway's seems the grind is too narrow,, the grind needs to be wider, that makes it better for sharpening & will slice better
on my knives I go for under 30 degrees"

I always thought 30 Degrees was the standard for the wood cutting blade.

Yep a lot are around 30 degrees which is ok but the knife in question is not, or the ones I have seen aren't, but I like about 25 -27degrees, because it's a bushcraft knife it's used for more than wood cutting

 

[SkogKniv]

To each their own I guess. I would just like a woodlore clone fore the collection. Perhaps even one itself someday.