Pro Deluxe Tall Swivel Knife

SKU: 011-800601
Regular price $48.00

Description

Craftmaster Pro Series Swivel Knives: SLC's Exclusive Ergonomically Contoured Design reduces finger and hand fatigue for ease of use and greater comfort while carving! Fully adjustable with use of an extra small, teeny tiny screwdriver (not included). 100% Stainless Steel... there are NO other knives like this on the market! 3/8" and 1/4" hollow ground blades included. Featuring a sleek gunmetal finish and available in either Short for smaller hands or Tall for larger hands. Deluxe Standard - Tall. Item #011-800601

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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Game changer

"This is a fantastic knife, I have larger hands and the ergonomics this offers made a huge difference in my work."

Jayson Q. (5/5)

Dimensions and inital thoughts

"The body length varies from 3.1" to 3.78" from the base of the yoke where your finger rests to the bottom without blade. Diameter is 0.6" - 19/32" The weight is 3.72oz or 106g with 1/4" blade. In comparison my 1/2" BK with 1/4" blade is 2.1oz or 60g. My old Tandy with a 3/8" blade is 1.65oz or 47g. The blades needed typical cleaning, tuning and sharpening for a new tool/edge. I consider myself a beginner at tooling. I did a sample Rose and Oak leaf to test out. The knife feels large in my hand it is 1/4 to 3/8 inch taller than I have my other knives set at. I wear a size large men’s glove. It is nice and smooth to turn for cutting, which I would expect with a bearing. The larger diameter body, I find, easier to make tight turns with. Will need to work with the knife during longer sessions and larger projects to see how I work with the knife. Would have been better to know how tall 'tall' is."

Ron R. (4/5)

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