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I am offering five Magic Knives of the same high quality as the rest of my knives. All my knives offer superior cutting edges for longer and finer sharpening.
The Magic Knife was originally made for sign carvers but soon became a favorite with other woodcarvers, leather workers, furniture makers, wood workers, carpenters, and other craft workers who require quality tools for their trade.
If you are a craft worker who is looking for a very versatile, superior quality tools, than consider the Magic Knife.
The Standard Magic Knife is our best seller with the 3/4" model being more popular with women who prefer a lighter knife. Both are good starter knifes with the 1" Standard being a bit more hefty.
The remaining three Magic Knives are good knives for smaller and more detailed work. A favorite knife choice of chip carvers.
$47.75
1" Wide Blade
Of the series, this Magic Knife is the most versatile for making straight cuts and curves. Ideal for most jobs including leather pattern cutting, finish woodworking, cutting shapes in ceramic, sign and woodcarving. Its blade is 1" wide and is made of 1095CV high carbon steel, riveted to a maple handle.
WKW001MK
$45.00
3/4" Wide Blade
This Magic Knife is just slightly smaller than the Standard, which enables it to accomplish, many of the same task and some that are smaller. Being lighter in weight, it makes a nice alternate to the Standard. Its blade is 3/4" wide and is made of 1095CV high carbon steel, riveted to a maple handle.
WKW002MK
IMAGE NOT OF ACTUAL KNIFE
$43.00
1/2" Wide Blade
This is the sports car of the series. Ideal for small projects where you are making almost all curve cuts. Great for chip carving and leather carving. This knife sports a 1/2" wide and thinner blade. Also made of 1095CV high carbon steel and riveted to a maple handle.
WKW004MK
Detailing
Knives
Used mainly by woodcarvers to get into tight and hard
to reach areas. Popular as a whittler's knife as well.
Text Book for
Carving Letters
A great companion for the magic knife and an easy way
to learn how to carve and how to carve incised letters