Narex Marking Knife
Details
- MaterialAlloy Steel
- BrandNarex
- Item length6.75 Inches
- Handle materialHornbeam
- Blade materialAlloy Steel
- Item weight0.05 Kilograms
Description
✂️ Cut through the noise with precision and style!
- PREMIUM ALLOY STEEL - Crafted from highly alloyed Mn-V steel heat treated to HRc 61 for superior durability and edge retention.
- COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT - Only 50g with a total length of 6.75", perfect for on-the-go professionals demanding precision.
- TRUSTED CZECH HERITAGE - Handmade by a respected small-scale edge tool maker, blending tradition with modern performance.
- ERGONOMIC CRAFTSMANSHIP - 5.25" hornbeam handle designed for comfortable, fatigue-free use during extended projects.
- PRECISION ENGINEERED EDGE - Double bevel sharpened at 20° with a 55° tip grind for unmatched marking accuracy.
The Narex Marking Knife is a precision tool featuring a 1.5" double bevel Mn-V steel blade heat treated to HRc 61, paired with a 5.25" ergonomic hornbeam handle. Lightweight at 50g and crafted in the Czech Republic, it offers professional-grade accuracy and durability for meticulous marking and striking tasks.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Narex |
| Part Number | 822301 |
| Package Dimensions | 19.61 x 4.39 x 4.19 cm; 50 g |
| Item model number | 822301 |
| Style | double bevel |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Handle material | Hornbeam |
| Blade length | 3.81 Centimetres |
| Blade edge | Compound Bevel |
| Special Features | Double bevel |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 50 g |
Reviews
A**R
Perfect
Note - this is really really sharp. It fell out of the box when I opened it and hit my hand making it bleed. As for use, it’s perfect. Great bevel on two sides.
D**R
Excellent quality
Ready to use straight out of the box, well packaged and comfortable in the hand
D**G
Super accurate marking for wood
Bought this to take my woodworking to the next level by using accurate cuts (by next level I mean just above idiot level). It is really good, creates a nice line in softwood (not tried on hardwoods) which means more accurate cuts rather than the ‘there or their abouts’ approach I usually use. Only sad thing is I stupidly tried to use the point to mark a drill point by twisting the knife, which merely managed to break off the very tip of the knife. Still usable, but I wold warn anyone buying one to only go in straight lines!
S**A
Doesn't last long
It is a nice product but the tip on mine started to chip off after a few uses.
J**N
Waste of money
Total garbage, the quality is rubbish as the blade was chipped and shortly afterwards came away from the handle, stay clear.
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