Footprint 182 Hacking Knife, Steel Blade, 114mm (4.5in)
Durable Footprint hacking knife with steel blade, ideal for removing putty and general carpentry tasks.
The Footprint 182 Hacking Knife is a robust and durable tool designed for heavy-duty tasks. With its steel blade and twin leather scales riveted to the shaft, this knife offers excellent grip and control during use.
Ideal for removing old putty from window frames, this hacking knife can also be struck with a hammer, making it a versatile tool for various applications. Its compact size ensures easy handling while maintaining the strength needed for tough jobs.
Specifications
- Material: Steel blade with leather scales
- Size: 114mm (4.5in)
- Weight: 234g
Perfect for carpenters, glaziers, and DIY enthusiasts, the Footprint 182 Hacking Knife is a reliable addition to any toolkit, offering both precision and durability.
- Removing old putty from window frames
- General carpentry tasks
- DIY projects
- Material: Steel blade with twin leather scales
- Size: 114mm (4.5in)
- Weight: 234g
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