$31.99
A marking knife is the most accurate way to “scribe” lay out lines for any fine, hand cut joinery. This beautiful example from the manufacturer of Swiss made carving tools is perfect for all your joinery lay out work. Featuring a K720 steel blade with a 60 degree, ground point allows...
Details
Features:
- K720 steel blade
- Can be used left or right handed
- 1-3/8" blade
- 7" overall length
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Cosman-Smrek Host Ontario Based Workshop Training Program
Two woodworking educators, Mike Smrek and Rob Cosman are teaming up for two, back to back week long woodworking training courses along the Welland River at Mike‘s family farm in Ontario near the outskirt’s of the Niagara Falls area. Mike is a woodshop teacher in Niagara Falls and also played for the NBA Lakers for 4 years, then in Europe. Mike takes care of the facilities and the meals during this instructional event and perhaps even some entertainment, playing his guitar!
Reviews
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Handle
Just a comment, and I have no company confirmation on this. The handles are likely left unfinished on purpose, not do to poor quality control or workmanship. Pfeil carving tools have handles with raw wood because many, if not most, carvers prefer the grip in that condition. I imagine they leave these handles the same way as the majority of their products are preferred that way. you can always sand or finish them yourself, and I likely will on this marking knife although I don't on carving tools.
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Nice marking knife
A nice marking knife
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Good steel, poor wood
The K720 steel blade is very good, but the round Bubinga handle not looks like real Bubinga, but a cheaper wood. Handle finishing is poor too.
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Very average quality
Not worth the money. Better off just using a utility knife.
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Better than solid metal marking knives
Can use left or right handed. Metal knives are hard for me to hold and use. This knife solved that problem. Wooden handle on knife I received was not too rough - has just the right grip.
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I"ve needed one for a long time
No special comments!! Its a knife!
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I expected better
A knife is a knife etc.etc. Pretty hard to screw up. This version will work from either direction. which is handy. The handle was very poorly finished. It was very rough and appeared to never have come in contact with sandpaper. Either poor quality control or lousy workmanship. I sanded the handle and applied a coat of shellac. It now looks like a "finished" tool.
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I Like It!
I love the fact its ambidextrous. It marks accurately and feels great in the hand.
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Simple and precise
Fulfills a real need at a moderate cost.
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Quality all around and great price
Scribing lines for dovetails, precise joinery
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