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  Tip Bent Knife carving first one direction and then the other,
to avoid tearing out.
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  One of the great things about the double edge bent knives is their versatility in allowing the user to carve in both directions without having to change positions or clamp the work piece down at all. Here, a few cuts are taken one direction and then the other, to avoid tearing out where the grain changes.
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My carving knives are intended for serious wood carvers. They are razor sharp and can be very dangerous if used improperly. Please be careful and don't allow young people to use them unsupervised.

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