🔪 BeaverCraft Sloyd Knife C4 - 3.14" Wood Carving Sloyd Knife for Whittling and Roughing - Ideal for Beginners and Professionals - High Carbon Steel Blade - Spoon Carving Tools - Thin Wood Working Whittling Knife Review

I carve spoons and bowls and sell them at the local farmer's market. Most of my Mora knives. But I bought this one and wow it's as good as my bog pine for half the price. I left out two spoons and can't complain. Comfortable, razor-sharp handle. I will buy another. On Instagram @whidbeyhandcarved

great. I was expecting to have to refine this, but I shaved, leaving a fairly bald spot on my arm. I've used it on some unidentified greenwood, walnut and balsa, the only thing I've had trouble with is cutting across the grain of the walnut. Several hits on my fine-grained stone while working left it very sharp.

very good knife. I am currently using it for rough cuts. The only problem, and it's minor, is that the oak handle will stain your hands after a few hours of use. Not really a problem but thought I'd mention it. I'll be buying at least one more so obviously it's not a big deal. (edited to include a photo of the first project cut with a knife)

This is a very cheap woodcarving knife so it will be a problem. None of this is serious, but you should know before you buy that the handle is very rough and needs sharpening, the blade is sharp and holds up well for more than enough use, but cheap and doesn't look very good; It's good. All in all this is a great knife but if this is your first knife be aware that it is better than the price suggests and also takes some work to make it great.

I'm fairly new to carving but after trying it with a regular pocket knife I realized I could never do anything with a blade this dull would carve recognizable. I ordered it because the reviews were good and the price was right. This knife is SHARP and I've got bloody fingers to prove it! I wish there was some sort of sheath for it rather than the paper sleeve it came with so I'll make my own sheath but that's the only complaint and it's a minor one.

I received this order before I became a fan of Beaver Craft, I was looking for knives with a good grind for carving. I used to use pocket knives or homemade carving knives. I finally settled on the price and the reviews were good. The knife arrived and I was very pleased with the quality, the blade was very good and required minimal cleaning and maintenance to maintain an extremely sharp blade that is easy to maintain. Highly recommended!

It's larger and has a better grip than I expected. But what impressed me the most was that actually just a few puffs across my belt really got it razor sharp. Most companies ship it with a coarse sharpness, which may be fine for most people, but I like my knives to not only be sharp but also glide smoothly over wood. 1-2 minutes with a sling and that's it. Great purchase and I will look for this company in the future. Hi my name is Dan and I'm a knife addict, I have 2 to 3 SOTs and I'm still…

Edited to add that the seller replaced the item with reasonable satisfaction. They immediately sent a new knife after seeing mine cracked. I read reviews that said they received knives with rust. When I received mine I examined it carefully. What I noticed is that it is sharp, the handle feels comfortable, and the shank is slightly twisted in the knife. A slight twist was not enough to affect the carving. After a week of carving softwood (pine), I noticed that a crack was forming on the cutting