Marking knives
Marking knives allow for fine, crisp lines to be scribed onto wood, creating a reference for making precise cuts and joints.
Used in conjunction with a square or ruler, or directly against another workpiece, they help transfer measurements and define cutting areas. They are particularly useful for marking out joinery—such as dovetails and tenons—where the accuracy of the layout determines how well the parts fit together.
Used in conjunction with a square or ruler, or directly against another workpiece, they help transfer measurements and define cutting areas. They are particularly useful for marking out joinery—such as dovetails and tenons—where the accuracy of the layout determines how well the parts fit together.
