Marking knife

How to Make Stylish Kiridashi/Utility Knife: I'm not a huge knife enthusiast but couple months ago I tried making my first knife. That was a very interesting and quite simple project. Having some spare time on a weekend I tought I should make try to make another one. I have had this design stu…

Among the first woodworking tools that I bought were two marking knives. In this entry I will talk about those first knives and the way I use them. In the coming entries, I will show other knives that…

Versatile (but tricky to sharpen) – we help you select the best tool for your work. From the March 2005 issue of Woodworking Magazine, pages 14-15 Spear-point marking knives are the most versatile…

Marking Knife

DIY Kiridashi Knives: Some time ago, I spent some relaxing days at my country house. I thought to make something with the few tools available there. What I had at hand were some tool steel and a small self-built forge. So I thought to make a couple of Kiridashi knives. T…

Custom designed by Neil Paskin from YouTube’s Pask Makes, The Dart is a stainless steel, leather stitched marking knife. This professional grade marking knife, with its ergometric design and sharp finish, makes it a must have for your next woodworking project.

A marking knife lays out lines more accurately than the finest of pencils. Make your own by purchasing the blade and wrapping it with a pair of dazzling hardwoods.Featured inWOOD Issue 245, March 2017

Last week I talked about the first marking knives I owned and I showed one of the most practical ways to use them: making a knife wall to ensure accurate across the grain hand sawing. In this entry I…

If you don’t like (or cannot) sharpening a marking knife, the new Czeck Edge “Super Kadet II” knife is likely the right choice for your tool chest. Based on the well-balanced and well-made “Kerf Kadet”…

Marking Knife