Mora Peeling Knife/Spoon Knife 163

This tool was specially developed for craftsmen worldwide. The blade, made from recycled Swedish stainless steel, has a wide curve and is double-edged, allowing you to hollow out surfaces by both pulling and pushing. The barrel-shaped, oiled handle made of Scandinavian birch wood and the 2.0 mm thick double-edged blade of recycled Swedish stainless steel enable impressive carving work, limited only by your imagination. The continuous tang blade, extending through the entire handle, ensures outstanding strength and stability with every cut. The handle can be adjusted and shaped to your needs or style.

In our opinion, Mora offers the best price-performance ratio for carving and spoon carving knives. Many commonly available carving sets often lack quality, as they frequently use soft and inferior steels. However, if you want high-quality tools, you usually end up in the expensive custom range. Mora manages to strike the perfect balance between good quality tools and affordable prices.

WARNING : The knife does not come with a blade guard !

What is the difference between Mora 162, 163 and 164?

• Anyone who wants to carve spoons can't avoid Mora. However, the nomenclature of the different spoon and carving knives can easily cause confusion. We want to shed some light on the matter:
• Mora 162: Spoon knife with strong curvature, double-edged.
• Mora 163: Spoon knife with slight curvature, double-edged.
• Mora 164: Spoon knife with a strong curve, sharpened on one side for right- and left-handed users.

Characteristics:

- Blade length: 74 mm
- Blade thickness: 2.0 mm
- Blade length: 183 mm
- Total length: 190 mm
- Weight: 70.0 g
- Steel type: Recycled Swedish stainless steel
- Blade shape: Sideways curved
- Blunt tip area: No
- Compatible with fire steel: No
- Handle material: Birch wood oiled with linseed oil
- Suitable for left- and right-handed users