Difference between revisions of "Marking knife"
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| − | + | The marking knife is a handle attached to a metal rod, with a sharpened end. The sharpened end penetrates the wood, and this can be used to craft shapes from wood. It is also used to mark points on wood - for example marking where to cut. But a common knife can also perform this duty. | |
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Latest revision as of 17:00, December 5, 2007
The marking knife can be used to mark surfaces. It is generally used by woodworkers, but seldom by carpenters.
The marking knife is a handle attached to a metal rod, with a sharpened end. The sharpened end penetrates the wood, and this can be used to craft shapes from wood. It is also used to mark points on wood - for example marking where to cut. But a common knife can also perform this duty.