- Is the Carvin' Jack good for beginners?
- Yes, if you want a portable carving knife. The two sharp blades cover roughing and detail, but the non-locking design rewards careful technique.
- Do the blades lock open?
- No. Both blades are non-locking, so hold the handle firmly and carve with controlled strokes.
- How does it compare with a fixed-blade carving knife?
- It folds for pocket carry and packs two blades, but a fixed-blade knife is more rigid and better for heavier stock removal.
- What blades does it have?
- Two carving blades, including a 1.5-inch detail knife for fine work.
- How do I keep it sharp?
- Strop the edges regularly and hone lightly; Flexcut carving steel responds well to stropping rather than aggressive sharpening.
- What is in the box?
- The folding Carvin' Jack knife itself, with its two blades in the walnut-inlaid handle.
- Where is the Flexcut Carvin' Jack 2-Blade Folding Carving Knife cheapest?
- At Treeline USA, The Woodcraft Specialists, for $56.90, 27% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Flexcut Carvin' Jack 2-Blade Folding Carving Knife?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Treeline USA, The Woodcraft Specialists, Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, Discount Cutlery, The Woodsmith Store, Rainbow Resource Center.