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FULL2020 LINE CATALOG & Woodcarving Showcase (Prices Effective September 1, 2019)1 Our Tools All Flexcut products are manufactured and assembled at our plant in Erie, Pennsylvania. t Flexcut, with over 25 years in business, delivers top-notch, user-friendly tools for woodcarving, printmaking, and sculpture. t Tool handles are ergonomically designed, allowing long periods of carving without hand fatigue. t Tool sets are available for beginners and for professionals who want an economical way to pump up their toolbox. t Our carving tools feature flexible blade shafts with razor sharp cutting edges to give you maximum control over each cut. See our video on Carving Tool Safety. The carvings shown in our catalog were created by woodcarvers worldwide who use Flexcut carving tools. Thank you for your real inspiration! Check out the gallery on our website to see other examples of carvings, and submit your own. Throughout this catalog, you'll see this symbol indicating which Flexcut tools Watch The are featured on our YouTube channel. Be sure to watch these Flexcut Video instructional videos, showing many of our carving tools in use. on Scan this QR code > or go to: youtube.com/flexcutcarvingtools 2 What’s Inside Carvin' Jack Collection 4 - 5 Individual Knives 6 - 7 Knife Sets/Scorps 8 - 9 Sloyd Knife Collection 10 Draw Knives & Scapers 11 Craft Carver Collection 12 - 13 NEW! Palm & Premium Tools 14 -16 Mallet Tools 17 Micro Tools 18 - 19 Power Gouges 20 Sharpening 21 Accessories 22 NEW! 3 Carvin' Jack Collection™ Deep Hook Knife Detail Radius: .75" ® Jack Flexcut’s Spoon Carvin’ Jack® makes it easy and The Detail Jack® can handle a convenient to handcraft spoons from every kind of variety of projects start to finish. wood stock. It has both a shallow and a deep hook Its single detail knife quickly re- knife, designed to form the hollows of spoons and moves wood from convex surfaces, bowls. It also features a straight blade for shaping and while its fine point is perfect for carving fine details into the design. detailing delicate areas. The Pistol Like all of the knives in our Carvin’ Jack series, Grip™ handle design is crafted our Spoon Carvin' Jack fits neatly in your pocket, from aerospace-grade aluminum so you can carve wherever you go. The handle is and is ergonomically designed made of rugged aerospace aluminum with an er- to allow a strong grip for long gonomic design that contours to fit the palm periods of carving with minimal of your hand. There is also deep crosshatch- hand fatigue. ing, on the handle to keep the knife from JKN90 - $41.95 slipping while carving. JKN96 - $128.95 Watch The Video on Hook Knife Radius: 5" Aerospace Aluminum There is a difference in Detail Blades. The JKN90 and JKN95 Handle Detail Knives are more in a Wharncliffe style. The JKN88 Detail Knife is more along the tip style of a Sheepsfoot blade. Detail Knife Tri-Jack ® Pro The Tri-Jack Pro® has three blades that lock in place — a roughing knife, a detail knife, and a mini- cutting knife. The roughing knife Andrey Rostov, Russia is great for modeling surfaces and creating texture, while the detail and cutting knives let you easily make the finest cuts. The Pistol Grip™ design minimizes hand fatigue and is made of Detail aerospace-grade aluminum with a quarter- Knife cut cherry inlay. Roughing Knife JKN95 - $98.95 NEW! Spoon Blank Cherry Inlay Basswood Spoon Blank Great start for beginners or pros interested in spoon carving. Mini-Cutting Basswood, 10" long x 1.5" thick. Knife SKSB - $9.95 4 All handle scales are made of 6061 aerospace aluminum grade. ® A complete carving kit Carvin’ Jack in your pocket Whittlin' ® Detail Knife Jack Whittlin’ Jack® V- Scorp Designed for all outdoorsmen. Whittlin’ Jack® features a 1-1/2" Detail Knife and a 2" Roughing Knife. It weighs in at just 3 ounces and is just over 4 inches long when closed, so it neatly fits in your pocket. JKN88 - $58.95 Chisel Josh Hedgecoth - Crossville, TN Detail Knife Watch The Roughing Knife Video Cherry Walnut Inlay on Inlay Straight Gouge The ultimate for portability, Gouge whenever or wherever you have Scorp the time to whittle. Blades on JKN88 Whittlin' Jack® do not lock in place. Hook Each Carvin' Jack® Knife includes a sheath Radius: and a custom SlipStrop .875" for maintaining the Pocket sharpest possible edge. ® The Flexcut Carvin' Jack® is the first folding multi-tool designed Jack specifically for the needs of woodcarvers. At 3.5 ounces and a closed length of 4-1/4", each come with a leather belt mounted sheath. Pocket Jack® for Carvin' Choose a right-handed knife This Flexcut jackknife is a streamlined if you are right-handed and carve version of our original Carvin’ Jack®, the with the blade towards yourself. first folding multi-tool designed specifi- If you carve away from your- cally for the needs of woodcarving. It self choose a left-handed knife. weighs 3 ounces and has a closed length Left-handers should choose the of 4-1/4”. Includes: Detail Knife, Straight inverse. Gouge, Gouge Scorp and V- Scorp. JKN89 - $95.95 V- Scorp Right-handed Carvin’ Jack® is the ultimate for portability, Detail Knife wherever or whenever you have time to carve. JKN91 - $164.95 Straight Gouge Left-handed Carvin’ Jack® Knife should be chosen by how Gouge Scorp you carve, not necessarily by if you are right or left-handed. Pocket Jack® is the JKNL91 - $164.95 streamlined version of Carvin' Jack® with the same high-quality. To see a project completed with the Carvin' Jack, scan this QR code, or go to: http://lumberjocks.com/projects/46046 5 Individual Knives Each Flexcut Carving Knife is con- structed with a solid American Ash handle, and is made with the same edge-holding steel as our gouges and chisels. Roughing Knife The comfortable ergonomic KN14 - $25.95 handle allows for long periods of carving without 1-3/4" (44mm) hand fatigue. Our collec- tion of knives give carvers a wide range of capabilities from very detailed projects to roughing out waste wood. Chip Carving Knife KN15 - $23.95 1" (26mm) Skew Knife 5/8" (16mm) KN11 - $19.95 Pelican Knife KN18 - $26.95 1-5/8" (41mm) Cutting Knife KN12 - $22.95 1-1/4" (32mm) Right-Handed Hook Knife Radius = .875" KN26 - $31.95 7/8" (22mm) Detail Knife KN13 - $23.95 1-1/2" (38mm) Left-Handed Hook Knife Watch The Radius = .875" Video KNL26 - $31.95 on 7/8" (22mm) 6 Approximate Knife Length: Range from 5-1/4" to 7-1/2" Fine Detail Knife KN35 - $27.95 Upsweep Knife KN28 - $26.95 1/2" (13mm) 1-1/4" (32mm) Radius Knife KN36 - $27.95 3/4" (19mm) Mini-Detail Skew Knife 3/8" (9.5mm) KN31 - $29.95 Hooked Skew Knife KN37 - $27.95 13/16" (21mm) Detail Skew Knife KN32 - $29.95 7/16" (11mm) Mini Knives Mini-Pelican Knife 1" (26mm) (26mm) 1" 7/8" (22mm) KN19 - $27.95 Hooked Push Knife KN33 - $29.95 Mini-Chip Carving Knife KN20 - $25.95 5/8" (16mm) Skewed Detail Knife KN34 - $27.95 Mini-Detail Knife 1-3/4" (44mm) KN27 - $28.95 7/8" (22mm) 7 The World's Best-Selling Knife Sets 4-Piece Chip Carving Carving Set™ Knife Set™ Flexcut’s Chip Carving Set™ — everything you need to create the intricate geometric or Carving Knife Set™ freestyle patterns and lettering with Tool Roll. Set that are the hallmarks of the includes KN12 Cutting chip carving craft. Knife, KN13 Detail Knife, KN18 Pelican Knife, KN19 Chip Carving Set™ Mini-Pelican Knife and Includes KN20 Mini-Chip Carving tool roll. Knife, KN15 Chip Carving Knife, KN100 - $93.95 KN11 Skew Knife, and Flexcut Gold polishing compound. KN115 - $63.95 Whittler's Kit™ Slim-Handle Whether you whittle profession- Detail Knife ally or just for fun, Flexcut’s Whit- ™ tler’s Kit™ will give you better Set results. The razor-sharp edge al- The perfect addition to your lows greater control over each cut. tool roll. These knives have Ergonomic handles let you carve the same high quality as other longer without hand fatigue. Flexcut knives, but the blades are smaller to handle the fin- est detail work. Whittler's Kit™ Includes KN13 Detail Knife, KN27 Slim-Handle Detail Mini-Detail Knife, and Flexcut Knife Set™ Gold polishing compound. Includes KN20 Mini-Chip Carv- KN300 - $51.95 ing Knife, KN19 Mini-Pelican Knife, KN27 Mini-Detail Knife, and Flexcut Gold polishing compound. KN400 - $74.95 3-Knife Beginner Palm Starter Set™ & Knife Set™ We’ve packaged some of our This set features our most pop- most popular knives in one, ular palm tools and knives. It 3-Knife Starter Set™. The includes an all-purpose cutting comfortable curved ergonomic knife plus a detail knife for handle allows for long periods close work and carving the fin- of carving without hand est details. The two palm tools fatigue. offer great cutting control and are perfect for small projects 3-Knife Starter Set™ In- such as caricatures, walking cludes KN12 Cutting Knife, sticks and tableware. KN13 Detail Knife, KN14 Beginner Palm & Knife Set™ Roughing Knife, and Flexcut Includes KN12 Cutting Knife, Gold polishing compound. KN13 Detail Knife, FR306 KN500 - $59.95 Sweep and FR307 Parting Tool. 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