Matt Estlea
Pink Ivory Marking Knife - Clearance (B506)
Pink Ivory Marking Knife - Clearance (B506)
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Ferrule: Brass
Flaw: Dull Colour
Expertly crafted, the Pink Ivory Marking Knife is a must-have for woodworking enthusiasts. The stunning wood handle and metal ferrule provide a comfortable grip and improved precision. Indulge in the exquisite quality of this marking knife and elevate your woodworking projects to the next level.
Years of testing, prototyping and development has gone into this, and it’s finally available for you to experience.
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4.95 / 5.0
(66) 66 total reviews
Looks and feels great.
This has been made to an impeccable standard. The fit and finish is amazing and feels wonderful in the hand. The presentation of the box is delightful as it's packed in a way to keep it protected but is also a nice experience to open. It includes two blades with it so you get a spare too. Overall I would highly recommend one of these marking knifes as it's just a wonderful product which also supports a small business
The quality of this marking knife is really high and it has got a nice heft to it. Did I need it: off course not, but I enjoy using nice tools and for me it is worth the cost as it makes me smile every time I use it.
I knew I would love it but it has exceeded my high expectations. It feels solid and hefty in the hand, yet it’s not heavy. I love it and hope my skills grow into it. Thank you!
The knife sits nicely in the hand and is very easy to use for accurate scribing. It is very well finished, and it was great to see that the blade (and the spare) are made from Sheffield steel (not from China!!). Shipping to Australia was quick, especially given the holiday season.
I see this is an "indulgence" purchase, which my wife gave me as a Christmas present- and it is one of those tools which is simply nice to use as it does the job it was designed for, but with a luxury feel given its unusual materials. Well done Matt and co!
My only suggestion for improvement is a better (not cardboard) box to keep it in- which also offers protection for the very sharp blade. I intend to make a small wooden box for it and my other, more traditional marking knife...
- Dean