Woodworking/ Utility Marking Knife in Koa and Filework

[J. A. Baker Knives]

Here is a woodworking marking/utility knife. Vine pattern filework down the tapered tang. Hand rubbed satin finish on beveled side with a 2000 grit finish on back side. This allows easier sharpening of beveled side only while back side remains flat, similar to a chisel or hand plane blade. Koa, green canvas Micarta, black G10 and copper make up the handle.

 

[ohen cepel]

Very nice! I keep a traditional kiridashi in my shop for marking so appreciate the execution of your version. Well done!

 

[Dan the Man]

That's a real beauty, Jeff! Exactly what I'd expect from you.

 

[Craig Daniel]

That is a very nice job, Bad boy!

 

[J. A. Baker Knives]

Very nice! I keep a traditional kiridashi in my shop for marking so appreciate the execution of your version. Well done!

That's a real beauty, Jeff! Exactly what I'd expect from you.

That is a very nice job, Bad boy!

Thank you all very much.

 

[Greavous]

That is just fantastic! The taper of the tang is something new to me and it really adds that extra visual touch. I too do a lot of woodworking and I really cant think of a single thing Id change on the scales, they are perfectly complementary to the blade. Ive got a long way to go!

 

[J. A. Baker Knives]

That is just fantastic! The taper of the tang is something new to me and it really adds that extra visual touch. I too do a lot of woodworking and I really cant think of a single thing Id change on the scales, they are perfectly complementary to the blade. Ive got a long way to go!

Thank you.