Forged 6" Draw Knife Review
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A fancy 6" (blade) draw knife made from forged high carbon steel. Comes with leather, button down sheath, and wooden handles. Not too big, not to small...just right. Forged high carbon steel construction Leather sheath included Perfect size ...read more
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Forged 6" Draw Knife Reviews
A superb tool
Mike
10 years ago
This is a real precision tool. The steel is first rate, and takes an exceptional edge. Based on the advice of others, I use a buffing wheel to hone the edge and keep it razor sharp. The offset handle make it very comfortable to use. I've only need carving bows for a short time and this knife has really sped up and improved my work. One particularly distinctive thing about this… read more knife is that it has a wide, double beveled blade that makes it extremely easy to control the depth of the cut. You don't have to flip it over like a single-beveled blade to very the cut. With practice, you can take off a thin shaving or a thick chunk, depending on how you tilt the knife. I actually have two drawknives from this maker (Arno), a straight bladed one, as 3Rivers sells, and a concave bladed one I found on a certain auction site. I use the straight blade for carving and shaping, and the concave one, with the blade kept dulled (on the advice of Jim Hamm in The Bowyer's Bible) for stripping bark.
Works like a Champ!!!
Greg
11 years ago
I'm making my own bows and thought I would try this. Once you learn how to use it, almost anything is possible. Just don't think you can use it right off the bat. It is easy to learn and actully sort of instinctive. This is a great addition to my tool chest!
Forged 6" Draw Knife Questions and Answers
Asked by
Elliot
13 years ago
Hi, I am new in the wonderfull world of traditional archery, but it is rappidly becoming a hobby of mine. I am seriously considering taking up bowmaking and I was just wondering if you could give me a list of Items I will need to order so I can make my fi
I recommend getting a book or movie before you start gathering t
13 years ago
I recommend getting a book or movie before you start gathering tools. Rattlestick is a great source of information. http://www.3riversarchery.com/product.asp?i=7041
Asked by
Bennyboy
6 years ago
I do understand that I purchased this flat blade drawknife from an archery site, but is this also good for carving wood baseball bats without a lathe? If not, then would you recommend a drawknife with a concave or convex blade for that purpose?
I would think it would work well even with a straight blade, but
6 years ago
I would think it would work well even with a straight blade, but this is not something we have tried.
Asked by
Bennyboy
6 years ago
Does this drawknife have a flat, concave, or convex edge?
More of a chisel edge/singe bevel
6 years ago
More of a chisel edge/singe bevel
It has a flat blade.
6 years ago
It has a flat blade.
Flat. It works great
Glen
6 years ago
Flat. It works great Glen
Asked by
marty
10 years ago
What type of metal is it made of ,and where is it made?thank you
This draw knife is made in France from very good high grade stee
10 years ago
This draw knife is made in France from very good high grade steel that is forged which makes it very tough and able to hold an edge.
Asked by
Elliot
13 years ago
Hi, I am new in the wonderfull world of traditional archery, but it is rappidly becoming a hobby of mine. I am seriously considering taking up bowmaking and I was just wondering if you could give me a list of Items I will need to order so I can make my fi
I recommend getting a book or movie before you start gathering t
13 years ago
I recommend getting a book or movie before you start gathering tools. Rattlestick is a great source of information. http://www.3riversarchery.com/product.asp?i=7041
Asked by
Galen Mayhew
13 years ago
Have you used this on any bowbuilding projects? I was wondering how it performed versus other drawknives. Thanks.
This Draw knife works well and it holds its edge very well also.
13 years ago
This Draw knife works well and it holds its edge very well also. I would say I like this Knife over others because of rounded handles and its ability to hold and edge longer than the cheaper ones on the market.
Asked by
Southpaw
14 years ago
Is the blade 8" or is it 8" overall?
Thank you for asking. Upon measuring the blade length of the 8"
14 years ago
Thank you for asking. Upon measuring the blade length of the 8" draw knife they are now 6" and not 8" as previously stated. The vendor changed lengths on us without our knowledge. The description is being updated for both online and in our free print catalog.