Mudder Marking Knife Woodworking Marking Knife Thin Blade Dual Double Bevel Striking Cutter Hardened Mn-v Steel Heat Treated Striking Cutter(2)

Traditional marking knives. Good quality decent blade. Sharpen up before use.No blade covers, but a very good price point. Love the wood handles

Not really a good marking knife but I guess it will do until I make my own. One knifes’ handle is a poor piece of wood as seen in the picture. I’m not going to send them back and I’m not going to recommend them either.

I was always losing my pens and pencils while woodworking, and also having to always sharpen pencils, or account for the width of a pen tip. Not with these. The only thing that would make it better in my opinion (and I did it to mine), is drill a hole in the end and put a lanyard on it for keeping it handy.

Marking knives were very inexpensive so you do get what you pay for. Grind on marking knives was very poor, not symmetric (grind on one side more than the other so didn't come to point) and tip on one was bent. So if you don't mind quick grind and hone on NEW knives then they're fine. Material and handle are fine so worth the cheap price.

Great marking knife. I was a little skeptical after reading other reviews about some being rounded over or no point at all on them, but mine came perfect. I still ran mine over my sharpening stone to get them crisp, but you'll have to do that with most marking knifes regardless. Great value and would definitely recommend them to friends

The handles are comfortable and the blades were sharp. The blades seem to be properly heat treated. Overall great quality and excellent price for two marking knives.

I was hopeful for these two knives based on the reviews. When opening the box it was clear that the cutting tips had been damaged on both knives. On one knife the tip had been rolled over and looks as if it had been dropped on point. The second knife had the tip snapped off. So...I'm not so encouraged here. Sending this back and will likely buy a higher rated product.

These marking knives are made with a lighter weight wood and are slightly smaller than traditional marking knives. The blades are sharp and would do well to be properly sharpened (to be expected). The width of the blades are narrower, but that works out well for most marking needs. The blades have excellent thickness. Overall, these are very useful tools.