5 in. positive grip, heavy-duty handle for deep carving and whittling. Cuts wood, linoleum, and plastic. Fits blades, gouges, and routers. Includes No. 104, 3/4 in. Convex Carving Blades. No. X3261.

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Rated by: Kathy P. in Berea, KY

This is an excellent knife for carving if you have small hands. It fits nice an snug and is very easy to use both safely and accurately. I think it is the best and I own two and have a new one coming. (I don't like to change blades so I have a different blade in each of my woodcarving handles.) The blades that fit this handle are sharp and easy to use too. I highly recommend this knife and its blades.

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