LT Wright Genesis in flat grind (Best bushcraft knife IMO)
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2024
- God bless you guys! Thanks for stopping by. Here’s some information I got about the blade from online.
Description
LTWGENFA2CM0100MRL: A2 Flat-Grind Genesis, Black Micarta
L.T. Wright Handcrafted Knives
The Genesis by L.T. Wright is a knife steeped in history. This was the model that launched L.T. Wright Handcrafted Knives as a company, and is inspired by the knife carried by Horace Kephart, the forefather of American Woodcraft. Dual meanings only enhance this versatile knife.
The versatile spear point blade is a bushcraft classic and lends itself well to nearly any task, from woodcarving to skinning to drilling. Each edge is finished by hand by expert sharpeners, and the spine of the blade features a crisp, 90-degree angle for scraping or striking a ferro rod, also known as a firesteel.
The comfortable handle on the Genesis is shaped by hand to remove any hot-spots and provide hours of comfort under hard use. With a broomstick-style handle, this is a knife that will fit just about anyone. Thumb scallops further enhance the grip with a natural place for pinch holds. The scales are triple riveted to the tang with Loveless-style “Fisheye” bolts in addition to high-strength epoxy, granting durability that will last a lifetime.
The knife would not be complete without a sheath, and the included JRE Industries leather sheath makes it easy to carry the Genesis. Retention is good, and there is a 0.375” diameter leather loop on the side to facilitate easy carry of a firesteel. Additional rivets allow versatile lashing options. The sheath can be used with the included dangler attachment for drop leg carry. If you prefer your knife to carry higher on the belt, you can remove the dangler, or simply fold it underneath and out of the way.
Features
Thumb Scallops
90-degree spine
Lanyard Hole
Dangler Sheath
Specifications
Each piece from LTWK is handmade. Specs may vary slightly.
Blade Length: 4.25"
Cutting Edge: 4.0"
Handle Length: 4.875"
Overall Length: 9.125"
Blade Material: A2 Tool Steel
Blade Thickness: 0.12"
Blade Hardness: 57-59 HRC
Blade Style: Spear Point
Blade Grind: Flat
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle Material: Canvas Micarta
Handle Thickness: 0.9"
Sheath: Leather
Weight: 7.1 oz.
Made in USA - Спорт
Thanks a bunch friend. Love your podcasts. Appreciate the explanations about blades. I also believe the Lagom is the overall camp chore front-runner. Lt Wright does a great job ... for all the reasons you pointed out. Keep going brother. Blessings to ya.
Brother, you are wise beyond your years. God bless you.
You have a great demeanour and excellent presentation for these reviews.
Thanks mate from Australia 🫡
Thanks Brother
Wise words brother thank you for this video!
Great review! I love the LT Bushcrafter and Bushcrafter HC. Slightly different handle shape but a touch shorter in the handle and MUCH lighter. Still get a nearly 4in blade.
Got one in 3v. AWESOME! ❤❤❤🔪🔪🔪 Flat grind is multi - purpose.😎🤘
Blessed nd entertained 🙏
Saber grind ALL THE WAYY!!!✊️🔥✌️💚
Love a Scandi for woodwork, but if the world was ending tomorrow, im grabbing the sabre and running
@weebig AGREED 👍 best ALL around!! not wood specific with a brittle fragile edge
@weebig I mean let's be real.. bushcraft is grown boys playing with sticks!!!🤣👌
Honestly I want a custom version. 6 inch blade length, Sabre grind, Steel is AEB-L or 3V.
Of the current list, I would probably get the flat grind.
Amen 🙏🏼
Awesome channel, thanks
The wave pattern handle , with the scallops out of it is just as comfortable but just feels more grippy . I don’t know how they do it .
Ive done something similar and using the esse rb3 when I want a scandi for working with wood and sabre grinds the rest of the time
Married to my wife ! ❤ amen
Wouldn't be interested in trading the hidden woodsman next gen for a different Lt. Model or adventure sworn would you? I've been looking for one of those for a while now
What axe is in the picture next to the esee or4?
LT's also a Christian.👍🏻
Dangerous knife - terrible handle. Spins in the hand under pressure.