Looking for a versatile survival bug to meet your outdoor needs? Your search is over!
This exceptional bush knife with a single body and sheath is an all-in-one tool. It's perfect for traveling, camping, hiking and even hunting.
The BeaverCraft BSH4 Dusk Wilderness Knife is the ultimate outdoor tool for adventure lovers.With an overall length of 250 mm, a blade length of 125 mm and a blade thickness of 3.5 mm, this carbon steel knife ensures effortless cutting and long-lasting sharpness.
The unique metal coating protects the blade from rust and corrosion, making it extremely durable and long-lasting.
Features:
Blade Material - 1066 Carbon Steel, 58-60 HRC, high hardness and durability.
Blade Coating - Metal coating protects against rust and corrosion.
Full-Tang Construction - Ensures exceptional strength and balance to the knife.
Handle Material - European Walnut, sturdy and comfortable.
Case Material - Genuine leather, for protection and easy carrying.
Blade Back - Designed to scrape flint and create sparks.
Handle Shape - Optimum finger grip and safe handling.
Paracord Hole - Convenient for carrying.
Warranty - The knife has a 10-year warranty
Use of the knife:
Carving and Cutting.
Fire making: use the back of the knife to strike sparks from flint.
Carrying:Add a cord to the paracord hole to make carrying the knife easier.
Maintenance:Store the knife in its leather sheath when not in use.
10 Year Warranty
This product comes with a 10 year warranty from the original date of purchase.
BeaverCraft Company guarantees that:
Each tool is tested and undergoes rigorous quality control.
The tools are professionally sharpened and come ready to use right out of the box.
Each instrument has a solid construction, and the blade is bonded securely and firmly to the handle.
The tool blade is made of hardened carbon steel and tempered to a hardness of 56+ HRC.
Our tools will not break down if used properly (for woodcarving only).
The warranty does not cover the following:
Normal wear and tear of the product. Each customer must independently maintain the sharpness of the tool purchased. Loss of sharpness during use is not grounds for repair or replacement of the tool as manufactured by BeaverCraft.
Misuse or mishandling. BeaverCraft tools are designed for hand tooling only.
Lack of maintenance and cleaning (learn how to service the tool). Defects resulting from improper storage of the tool are not grounds for replacement.
Self-repair, modification, disassembly and other human activity that causes damage.
Loss of tool.
Disclaimer:
The ten-year warranty applies only to BeaverCraft woodcarving tools.
Always exercise extreme care when using or sharpening our tools.
BeaverCraft tools are not designed as weapons and should never be used as such.
Injuries that occur during careless use or improper maintenance of BeaverCraft tools are a risk of which our customers are aware. You should never overlook safety precautions and follow proper procedures when using woodcarving tools.
Children should not use BeaverCraft tools without adult supervision.
Sharpening your Bushcraft Knife
Your Bushcraft knife is a top quality, well-made tool designed to withstand the rigors of outdoor adventures. Maintaining the sharpness of the blade ensures its optimum performance. Here's a step-by-step guide to help keep your knife super sharp.
General sharpening instructions
Sharpening Inspection
Visual Inspection: Look for visible defects such as nicks or rust.
Touch: Gently slide your thumb over the blade (crosswise, not lengthwise) to identify any dull areas.
Selection of sharpening tools
Sharpening stone: Suitable for both coarse and fine sharpening.
Sharpening stick: Useful for fine adjustment of the blade after sharpening.
Step-by-step guide: sharpening a blade
Step 1: Preparation
Cleaning the blade: Make sure the blade is clean and dry before sharpening.
Preparing the stone: If using a water-based stone, wet it before sharpening.
Step 2: Determine blade angle
Right angle: The angle of the blade is key when sharpening; generally 20° is a good starting point for bushcraft knives.
Sharpening: Hold the knife against the stone, maintaining the correct sharpening angle throughout the process.
Step 3: Sharpening
Move the blade across the stone smoothly and controllably, covering the entire length of the blade.
Consistency: make sure the entire blade of the knife is sharpened evenly.
Step 4: Finishing
Fine stone: move on to a finer stone, if you have one.
Finish: Repeat the sharpening process, focusing on achieving a smooth, very sharp finish.
Step 5: Cleaning and Confirmation
Cleaning: Thoroughly wipe the blade to remove any debris.
Confirmation: Test the sharpness of the blade with care and safety.
Safety First
Always wear protective gloves when sharpening the knife.
Confirm that the sharpening surface is stable.
Maintenance
Always keep the blade dry and oil it occasionally to prevent rusting.
Wear a sheath to protect the knife when not in use.
By following these guidelines, your batch knife will serve you for many decades and maintain its sharpness for a long time.
