Good Stuff:
Good solid blade with a full tang and good balance. I feel like I could take this thing into the woods and whale away at trees, spend some time chopping firewood, etc and not run a risk of breaking it. Real wood handle too.

Bad Stuff:
Well, nothing comes sharpened and the craftsmenship is less than perfect. The blade is pretty much fine, but the handle, while certainly tough-looking, isn't very finely made. Still, we aren't talking about a museum piece, so I'm fairly pleased nonetheless. Oh, and the little blades are junk. They're just pieces of unsharpened sheet metal attached to small pieces of wood.

Conclusion:
The big one is a good blade, rugged and made to last. However, not so hot with the little knives or overall craftmenship. Still, the big one is well worth the $20 in my opinion. I give this one a good rating.

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!]