Marking Knife with Wooden Sheath - Left or Right-Handed

This wood carving knife is a multi-purpose tool great for whittling, bamboo works, and other utility cutting. This tool is fashioned from quality Japanese steel connected to a robust wooden handle that has a rounded shape for comfort and better control during use. The single-bevel blade has a pointed tip for precise tasks and allows carving in tight areas of your projects. This handy Japanese wood carving knife offers a long-lasting sharpness and can be easily re-sharpened when needed.

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A marking knife is an invaluable tool that should be in the toolbox of every woodworker. A good marking knife can produce crisp and well-defined marks on wood essential when laying out precision joinery or transferring measurements. Scribe lines left by a marking knife can also locate and guide chisels and saws. This Dual Bevel Spear Point marking knife is made by Narex, a world-class edge tool manufacturer in the Czech Republic.

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The Most-Accurate Way to Mark Wood for Cutting The tool steel blade of this marking knife is sharpened to a razor edge, which severs wood fibers as the knife is drawn over them. This produces a very accurate line, which aids in making precise cuts with saw or chisel. Blade is double-beveled for right- or left-hand use. Hardwood handle has a comfortable smooth finish; flattened sides prevent roll-away. Works best for cross-grain marking. 7 inches long. Handle style may vary.

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by Christopher Schwarz, Sharpening is not a sport., If you want to be a better woodworker, you need to learn to sharpen. If you want to be a better

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