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Block Plane Blades; Marking, Violin, and Carving Knives. Knife blanks for Violin Schools; Scratch Stocks; Spokeshave Blades; Scraper Plane Blades and Burnishers; Doing Business With Us (the fine print) Aprons; Videos; News; FAQ. A2 vs. High Carbon (O1) Which HOCK blade do I need for my Block Plane? Why are some HOCK Blades made in France? Right- or left-hand, spear point marking knife blade (the bevels are on one side only) are perfect for scribing fine lines against a straight edge. No handles. High carbon steel. Product information Technical Details. Manufacturer Hock Part Number MK Item Weight ounces/5(66). Most other marking knives have handles that preclude them from lying completely flat on a surface, and most of the other marking knives that can do that (including the bigger Hock knife and the Japanese versions) are too large to mark small dovetails and features that require a thinner, skinnier blade profile/5(17).
Bench Plane Blades. Our 3/32" thick blades are world renowned for their improved cutting action. They offer a substantial improvement over the inferior chrome-vanadium junk that comes with so many tools. Our high carbon steel blades can be honed more easily and will get sharper. And our Cryogenically treated A2 blades will hold that edge longer. These marking knives by Hock are Western interpretations of a Japanese shirabiki masakichi marking knife. The knife has two opposing knife edges, so you can accurately scribe either left or right handed in both directions. Only one side of the blade is ground, the other is . Block Plane Blades; Marking, Violin, and Carving Knives. Knife blanks for Violin Schools; Scratch Stocks; Spokeshave Blades; Scraper Plane Blades and Burnishers; Doing Business With Us (the fine print) Aprons; Videos; News; FAQ. A2 vs. High Carbon (O1) Which HOCK blade do I need for my Block Plane? Why are some HOCK Blades made in France?

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