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Blue Steel Marking Knives
Woodworkers use marking knives because a knife
line is narrower and more precise than that made by a pencil. In addition, a
knife scores the wood, which eliminates any chance of splintering when the joint
is cut. A marking knife is sharpened with a single bevel, and in use, the
flat side is placed against your straight edge. The choice of blade
depends on the hand preference of the user and whether the cut is made towards
or away from the user. All of our knives are suitable for a variety of layout,
whittling, carving and trimming jobs, and their shape is easily modified to suit
the user's requirements. These knives are available in three styles: bevel
on left side, bevel on right side, or bevel on both sides (Western Pattern). The
left and right hand blades have a hollow ground on the back of the blade to
facilitate sharpening. Generally speaking woodworkers will have a variety
of these knives for various jobs in the shop. Sharpening instructions are
included.
5/8" Blue Steel Marking Knife
Since this marking knife has a spear point, it can be used either right or
left handed. The blade is hand forged by Master Blacksmith Ikeuchi from a
lamination of blue steel and soft steel. Each blade is individually hardened
to Rockwell 64 and comes well sharpened with instructions for maintaining
this edge. The length is 7-1/4", and the width is 5/8.
07.051 5/8" Blue Steel Marking Knife
$16.25
3/4" Blue Steel
Woodworking Knife (Kogatana)
This 3/4" Laminated Blue Steel
Woodworking Knife is forge laminated by Mr. Ikeuchi, Master
of Blacksmiths. Following in the time honored tradition, he hammer forges
together soft low-carbon steel and "blue" high-carbon steel. Each blade is
then individually tempered to Rockwell 63 to guarantee a long lasting edge.
Their average blade length is 6", and they come well sharpened.
| 01.041.18 Right
Handed $17.50
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| 01.042.18 Left
Handed $17.50
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