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A good tip for this is to put painter's tape on the work table, then glue your sand paper to the tape. No cleanup required!

"When the moon hits your eye
Like a big pizza pie
It's a Mora..."

This English man irish man Australian newfoundlander walked into a bar... The barman says hello kyle
great vid BTW

Dang. Every mora I've ever had has come razor sharp right out the box

My mora companion came razor sharp from the factory

A patient craftsman, not a instant gratification personality.  Great teaching mode.  Repetition is the mother of skill.  Reminds me of the neighbor hood kid, dribbling his basketball for hours.  He learned the basics if dribblung years ago.  Now its all about refining his skill set where the rubber meets the road.  This is a master level craftsman at his trade.

As a fellow Newfoundlander and a fellow Mora owner it’s really nice to see quality local content like this. Definitely going to give this a try. Excellent work Kyle!

The uniform of Newfounlanders a toque and mac jacket

Look at the satisfaction on his face at the end of the video! :)))))

This is the video I show to everyone who asks me about morakniv maintenance.   Cheers from Ireland Bud

Having just bought my first Mora companion, that video was just what I was looking for...thanks.

Came here to see if other were struggling with the crap condition of their Mora out of the  box.
Found a FANTASTIC sharpening video.
Well down.

Not sure what you are getting for a Mora, but I have 6 and every one was scalpel-sharp out of the box. And a true Scandi grind (and all my Moras came with true scandis) has no "micro-bevel". Maybe you need a new knife supplier. You shouldn't have to sharpen a new Mora. Check to see if you are getting counterfeits.

The real reward is shaving the paper :-)
Greetings from the land of Mora, Sweden

Well done. My Mora 2000 came with a rounded spine so I followed your technique and now it throws sparks like a flamethrower. Thank you for sharing this with us.

All I knew growing up in Scandinavia was that Scandi grind. So easy to sharpen. Love it.

I've recently done the same process to my orange Mora using diamond stones(125,400,600,1000), sandpaper (2000,3000) and aluminum oxide paper (4000,8000). Finished up with leather strop. After seeing this video I will square off the back edge with a file. Thanks for the cool video!

Nice. I’ve never sheen one that sharp. Time to dig out my companion and have a play with some sand paper

Thanks, I just ordered my first Mora and still waiting for it to arrive.  I'll have to give this a try!!!