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Philbert

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Anyone make or use a crooked knife for carving?

I see ‘hoof knives’ for sale, for under $20. ‘Crooked knives’ seem to go for $100+ (!).

Was thinking of making one out of an old kitchen knife, but would prefer to find a decent, basic one for a reasonable price.

Advice and experience welcomed!

Thanks.

Philbert
 
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I have several hook knives for spoon bowls and concavities.

Mora makes pretty good carving tools. Not fancy but useful.
 

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Anyone make or use a crooked knife for carving?

I see ‘hoof knives’ for sale, for under $20. ‘Crooked knives’ seem to go for $100+ (!).

Was thinking of making one out of an old kitchen knife, but would prefer to find a decent, basic one for a reasonable price.

Advice and experience welcomed!

Thanks.

Philbert

I had a look at a few over here. They are cheaper - until you add on postage and import duty.

You might be better off making your own. Then you can size and fit the handle to your own hand. Will be cheaper than buying one.


You've probably seen this website? It references canoes at the bottom of the page.


Another good resource:

 
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