$176.99
Carry a complete carving kit in your pocket! The blades of this unique carving tool fold into their handle just like the blades of a pocket knife. Professional carvers will love the high-quality edge-holding features of Flexcut's resilient spring steel blades. The Carvin' Jack features...
Details
Features:
- Pre-sharpened and razor sharp
- Six tool blades in one convenient-sized folding knife
- Detail knife for whittling or quickly removing wood from convex surfaces and delicate areas
- Straight gouge for carving printmaking woodcuts, modeling surfaces, or creating different textures
- Hook knife for roughing out large amounts of water material, spoon carving, or carving in hollow areas where a straight blade can't reach
- V-scorp for leaning a clean line of demarcation between two adjacent surfaces, similar to outlining something with a pencil
- Gouge scorp, a right-angled gouge with a very short turning radius allowing for carving very narrow and deep recesses
- Chisel for smoothing surfaces, setting hinges, and carving letters
- Orientation: Left-handed
- Blade Material: High carbon steel
- Closed Length: 4-1/4''
- Closed Width: 15/16"
- Closed Thickness: 5/8"
- Weight: 3.5 Ounces
- Handle Material: Cast aluminum with wood veneer
- (1) FlexCut® JKNL91 Left-Handed Carvin' Jack
- (1) Slipstrop
- (1) Gold polishing compound
- (1) Leather sheath with snap closure and belt loop
- The Left-Handed Carvin' Jack is made for people who are left-handed that want to cut towards themselves. If you prefer to cut away from yourself and are left-handed you will need the Right-Handed Carvin Jack.
Reviews
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Not your Grandfather's Buck knife
Bought the Flexcut to utilize as a finishing tool for my turnings. I can't help but to grab Scaps and start whittling. Light weight and comes with sharpening block. I love this tool.
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Great Item, Easy to use!
Use it on smaller wood pieces. Good handy, alaround tool
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Great for hand carving and wood carving.
I'm a former carpenter who has begun carving tobacco pipes and other small projects to get my hands on some wood again. The left-handed carvin' jack has been a nice addition. Blades strop to a razor edge and hold it well. I have the Sarge two-blade folding carving knife sold here, some cheapo lumber yard carving knives from years ago, and this. The scorps and chisel aren't as easy to use as my cheapos, but I love being able to carry an assortment in my pocket. I still carry the Sarge for heavier cutting, but the flexcut knife blade gets a ton of use. I'm thinking my next purchase will be a thumb protector. Old timers used to say you never cut yourself with a sharp knife. They were wrong. Briar, which is softer than some rocks, cuts beautifully with this tool.
