Item
423577
Model X2Knives
Ramelson - Beginners Knife Set 2 piece Set
$39.99
Add this Hook Knife and the Bench Knife to your collection; both are perfect for your basic chip carving needs. Ramelson 2 pc Woodcarving Set includes: Hook Chip carving knife with a 1-3/4" hooked...
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Details
Add this Hook Knife and the Bench Knife to your collection; both are perfect for your basic chip carving needs. Ramelson 2 pc Woodcarving Set includes: Hook Chip carving knife with a 1-3/4" hooked blade and the Beginners Bench Roughing Knife. Both knives feature a hardwood handle with pins and blades made with 1095 high-carbon steel.
Features
Features
- 7" and 6-1/2" overall length
- Hardwood handles
- Metal holding pins
- Final honing required before use
- 1095 High-carbon steel blade
- 58-62 HRC
Shipping / Billing Information
This product ships direct from the manufacturer:
- Your order will ship in approximately 5 business days.
- This product is considered special order. Your account will be charged when you place your order.
- Express or overnight shipping is not available for this product.
- Ships by USPS within the states, PO Boxes, APO and all US Territories.
Return Information
Contact Customer Service at 800-535-4482 prior to return. All returns require an RGA number. A restocking fee of 10% will be charged for non-defective returns. Returns accepted within 30 days of purchase, customer pays return postage.
Warranty Information
All Ramelson Tools are warrantied against defects in materials and workmanship for 30 days after purchase.
Articles & Blogs
Soap Carving is Good, Clean Fun
If you are looking for some good, clean fun, soap carving may become your next obsession. Carving instructor and author Janet Bolyard uses inexpensive soap and some handmade tools to teach basic carving skills in a less intimidating way than traditional methods. With a new book out in September – “Complete Guide to Soap Carving” – Janet has made it her mission to encourage soap carving and inspire creativity in young and old alike.
