Narex Marking Knife Reviews

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An excellent value ambidextrous spear point marking knife from Narex.The blade of the Narex marking knife is made from high carbon manganese vanadium steel for increased toughness to cope with the shallow intersecting bevel angles.Supplied honed and ready to use, with a turned, stained and varnished hornbeam handle, and brass ferrule.A marking knife produces a definite registration mark that can be felt with the tip of a chisel when making the final paring cut or seen when planing to thickness.
Overall length: 170mm
Blade length: 38mm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Isothermally hardened to RC61

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“This was great tool made marking out of my first bow tie easy”

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Posted 1 month ago

“Very happy with this marking knife which can be used with flat of blade to the left or to the right simply by flipping it over. I refer it to a scalpel as the blade sits flat against the wood you are marking from rather than being held at an angle to get into the edge where the cut is not then quite vertical. The bevel faces are big enough to allow easy sharpening simply by putting a finger onto the blade to hold the bevel down flat on the gringing stone.”

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Posted 9 months ago

“Years of using pencils/sharpies or a handy awl are now gone thanks to this. I like the ambidextrous blade and the length and weight. For the money, its a great value tool”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Fantastic scoring knife! MUCH tougher than a scalpel yet not a great deal less sharp and holds it's edge amazingly well. I admit to some byass where Narex is concerned, their chisels, especially the Richter series have to be the best value available. Another thing I like about WH is this knife is £10 cheaper than the Ubiquitous Brazilian river Co, so 5*'s all round here”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Great marking knife, leaves a nice crisp line, and the steel is good so quick to sharpen.Wish they stocked the 1.5mm bladed knife to go with it, great for dovetails”

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Posted 6 years ago