Swann Morton Dovetail Marking Utility Knife - Razor Sharp Craft & Hobby Blade, Precision Cutter Tool for Woodworking, Carbon Steel, Comes with Handle & 1 Blade, Holds up to 5
Key features
- •Dovetail marking knife craft knife made in Sheffield England by leader in surgical instrument manufacturing
- •Used by amateurs and professional craftsman worldwide to perform delicate and precise cutting tasks on wide range of materials
- •Heavy duty cast iron handle with retractable blade for added safety
- •Comes with 5 SMO1 razor sharp hardened carbon steel craft blades
- •Blade is .028" thick and .410" wide and projects 1 3/8" from handle
Swann Morton Dovetail Marking Utility Knife - Razor Sharp Craft & Hobby Blade, Precision Cutter Tool for Woodworking, Carbon Steel, Comes with Handle & 1 Blade, Holds up to 5
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Customer Reviews
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Nice knife
kproctor✓ Verified Purchase•December 20, 2023
Made of cast aluminum (not cast iron like advertised) I bought this to keep in my tool apron for when I'm doing trim jobs. I have big hands so this knife is a little on the slender side for me and it is fairly expensive but it fits nicely in my apron and the blades are scary sharp.
This is a very sharp knife
WilliedaFish✓ Verified Purchase•December 12, 2023
I use this strictly for marking mortises and other cuts. It is perfect for devotees of the Paul Sellers "knife wall" method of marking for cuts. One thing I would change or add: It should have a pocket clasp of some sort. The knife is slightly too big to fit into the little pencil pockets on my shop apron; and it drops down into the larger chest pocket. Otherwise, I would buy it again.
Super sharp - long, thin and strong blades - Iffy machining
J. C. Tierney✓ Verified Purchase•November 14, 2023
I really like this knife for my apron pocket. It easily slides the very sharp, replaceable knife blade out and back in. Fits nicely in my old geek's pocket protector in my apron's top pocket. These blades are stiff and thin enough to make a fine dovetail scribe line.
I have four of these knives. Two worked right out of the box. The pot metal casting of the knife itself is not always well machined. In particular, the knife blade cannot slide out. I have filed one to get it working. One I could not get right and had to send back. Taylor Tools sent me a new one with no fuss.
I have four of these knives. Two worked right out of the box. The pot metal casting of the knife itself is not always well machined. In particular, the knife blade cannot slide out. I have filed one to get it working. One I could not get right and had to send back. Taylor Tools sent me a new one with no fuss.
Great value, functionality superb
A. White✓ Verified Purchase•November 10, 2023
Great knife! I like retractable blades because sometimes I reach for stuff without looking directly at it. I also like it better than the Stanley because that one requires two hands to unlock and fold up. Also has several extra blades!
Undecided
Stubbie✓ Verified Purchase•October 24, 2023
Seems OK, but a bit fragile and finicky. I keep going back to my old Veritas knife. Marking knives are very personal, so really hard to rate. Not giving up on it yet.
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