Narex marking knife with finger indents, an essential tool for marking precision joinery and transferring measurements on wood. The flat handle profile prevents the knife from rolling off the bench.
Narex marking knife with finger indents, an essential tool for marking precision joinery and transferring measurements on wood. The flat handle profile prevents the knife from rolling off the bench.
Facts:
Blade 50 × 13 × 0.75 mm
Stainless steel blade, 57 HRC
Polished rosewood scales with brass pins
There is not much difference between the Narex standard and thin marking knives. Choose by what you do most:
Thin marking knife – gets into narrow sockets and tight spaces, such as when cutting dovetails
Standard or thicker marking knife – is steadier and flexes less when you draw it along a square or rule
If you cut a lot of fine dovetails, a thin knife can be worth having as a complement to a standard one.
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