In this journal entry we explore the popularity of the Scandi grind on modern bushcraft knives and ask ourselves if the Scandi grind makes the best bushcraft knife?

This Journal entry discuss why making your own knife can sometimes be the best bushcraft knife for you. It provides information and links to resources on how to get started making your own knife.

What is the best bushcraft knife for the outdoor professional? This Journal entry explores a number of knives that may be suitable for outdoor professionals who, knowing what they need, may prefer something a little more specialised.

Can folding knives make the best bushcraft knife? We explore the different types of folding knife, some of their limitations and some folding knives that we have used over the years.

Perhaps the best bushcraft knife for you is something a little larger? This Journal entry considers popular bushcraft knives that are on the larger side and ideal for chopping and batoning.

Thinking of moving on from your first knife? in this journal entry we consider what makes the best bushcraft knife for intermediate or hobbyists users.

In this Journal entry we consider the influence of our ancestors on what makes the best bushcraft knife. In particular we consider the views of four of the legends of the golden age of camping and woodcraft.

This Journal Entry is the first in an occasional series considering what makes the best bushcraft knife. this post is the foundation of the series discussing both the typical uses of a general bushcraft knife and the key feature a bushcraft knife needs to be able to efficiently undertake these tasks.