Hello,
This is just a handy little thing.
I needed a sharp knife that could get into corners, and the storebought 9mm snap-off knife wasn't quite right for the job. These Scotch brand Ti-Ni blades are sharp & durable, and when they're taped to either side of a popsicle stick to make a left-hand or right-hand knife, they're just right for marking and getting into corners, with a bit of flex if needed. Obviously, excessive finger pressure is not recommended nor necessary.
inexpensive lefthand/righthand, detail/marking knives
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Re: inexpensive lefthand/righthand, detail/marking knives
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I use these Olfa Silver knives - I tune the blade opening by gentle pounding with a hammer. But I like your version better. I is my blade of choice.
I use these Olfa Silver knives - I tune the blade opening by gentle pounding with a hammer. But I like your version better. I is my blade of choice.