BRISA Wharncliffe 75

I have a weakness for wharncliffe and sheep's foot blades, but they don't seem very common, so grabbed this one. I've handled it as a general purpose workshop knife, and it's perfect for this usage. It's also surprisingly good for carving. Fits the hand well, especially with a slightly chunky wooden handle.

I'd love Mora or someone to do a classic carbon steel version at a lower price as a working knife. The Mora carpet knife isn't quite the same.

Right and left-handed version with one side flat like a Japanese knife would be great. The classic kiridashi is good for a lot of things, but you can get far more tip pressure with the wharncliffe for things like cutting thin wood.

I really like the design and grind of this blade. The handle is a good fit in my hand. Functional and ergonomic