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Spoon Carving Knives...
are also called hook knives. Basically this style of blade is one that has a curved edge. What is a hook knife used for? It makes carving out any concave surfaces easy, fun and fast. Both of these knives are a staple for any green woodworking enthusiast. Great for carving wooden spoons, bowls, kuksa cups and more.
Spoon Carving Knives...
are also called hook knives. Basically this style of blade is one that has a curved edge. What is a hook knife used for? It makes carving out any concave surfaces easy, fun and fast. Both of these knives are a staple for any green woodworking enthusiast. Great for carving wooden spoons, bowls, kuksa cups and more.
How Do You Sharpen a Spoon Carving Hook Knife -Click to watch video on YouTube
This guy does a good job of giving you the basics to keep your blade sharp. Advance video to about 3 minutes in for the sharpening instructions.
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Hook Knife Sheath
A simple solution to a hook knife cover. A one size fits all, simple to use cover for all your spoon/hook knives or twca blades. No need for a different case for each hook knife.A sheath made from 100% recycled material fitted with a elastic strap to hold your hook knife securely between to pieces of protective foam. Fits most hook knives on the market...
$9.95Reference: 301F
Spoon Hook Carver
A spoon carving knife is the tool to have when carving spoons, bowls and kuksa cups. Some people call them hook knives or bent blades. 3 lengths and 3 handle options available, or just the blank. Specify Right or Left handed blade.
$39.98Reference: Twca
Twca Cam
A symmetrical blade made of a continuous radius. Used to create bowls, Kuksa cups, shallow spoons, etc. Efficiently removes wood and leaves a nice smooth finish. Available in 2 sizes - 2 1/2"(65mm) or 2" (50mm), Right or Left Hand. These are available in a unhandled blade only.
$68.98
