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Pfeil carving knives
EXPERT KNOWLEDGE CARVING KNIVES
Features of the Pfeil carving knives
Blade quality
The blades of Pfeil carving knives are made from high-quality tool steel, which is highly resistant to rust. The Pfeil range also includes blades made of HSS steel which have a long service life, e.g. for use in hard woods such as robinia or oak. The blades are ground on precision grinding machines and some models are further ground by hand.
Handle design
The handles are ergonomically designed and fit comfortably in the hand, which improves control and precision when carving.
Versatility
With a variety of blade shapes and sizes, Pfeil carving knives cover a wide range of carving tasks.
Carving knives:
Colloquially or depending on regional usage, the term Carving knives is also used to refer to a classic Carving gouges (gouges).
These tools can also be used for notch carving and figurative work. In the case of small carvings such as animal carvings, they are usually used for rough preparatory work. However, this shape has nothing in common with a knife.
The cutting edge is located at the end of the blade, the shape of the blade is indicated by a so-called stitch and widths in mm.