New...well old marking knives. an older Gloat!

[Mark Singer]

I just recieved 3 great marking knives....Rosewood handles very delicate ...Shefield steel, very sharp....I want to mark...I want to scribe...make a dovetail...make a joint....I want to mark a line in wood...then cut...fit it ,, glue it...look at it...admire..BTW...they also match my LN Chisels...which makes them perform better....

[Mike Cutler]

Those are nice Mark. I like the shape of the handles. Have fun marking and cutting

[Dan Stuewe]

Those are sharp looking. Why three though? Are they the same or do they have different functions?

[Mark Singer]

One scribes, one marks, one slices and dices ...."and If you call right now I will send you a free set of staelk knives...."

Dan, I don't know they are all the same...an Ebay diversion

Those are sharp looking. Why three though? Are they the same or do they have different functions?

[Pete Rosenbohm]

I know the Japanese versions are for left scribes and other for right scribes, and maybe the center one is for amberdexious (sp) scribes

[Rob Wyrick]

Those are sharp looking. Why three though? Are they the same or do they have different functions?

Isn't it obvious? There's a left-handed one, a right-handed one, and one specially made for people with missing fingers.

[Mark Singer]

How can fellow SMC'rs with 35 planes...9 routers....47 chisels....question a small trio of 3 marking knives....It is like having an extra plane iron...when one feels a bit dull...bingo...pop in another! You must have more than one pencil????

[Jeff Sudmeier]

I think Mark nailed this one! I just know that if I only had one, I would be losing it all the time. I can never find a pencil!