Kingwood Marking Knife - Matt Estlea

Have you ever been through the struggle of using a marking knife that is too cumbersome? Or too wide to get into a thin gap? Maybe you spend ages sharpening the thing before dropping it on the concrete floor a minute later. These are struggles that we've all experienced. This knife with its sharp, fully replacable blade put all those problems to sleep the second I used it. When handling this tool for the first time, you'll instantly notice the ergonomics, balance, and quality that resides in this thing. Years of testing, prototyping and development has gone into this, and it's finally available for you to experience. Want to know more about what it's taken to get to this point? Read the Story of my Marking Knives Here. Knife Grading Explained

Double Bevel Marking Knife

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Kingwood Marking Knife - Matt Estlea

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Matt Estlea's Marking Knife. A Tool Review.

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Matt Estlea's Marking Knife. A Tool Review.

These 2 knives draw a much finer line than an awl or pencil. They are beveled on one side only to keep the cut absolutely tight to your rule or square. Defines an exact line for starting a chisel or saw blade. Left and Right Angle. Blades = 3/4 inch wide x 2 inch long. 6 inch Overall. Age.

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