Japanese Style Head Knife

Japanese Style Head Knife for Leathercrafting.

Enhance your leathercraft precision with the Japanese Style Head Knife, a must-have cutting tool designed for both professional artisans and passionate hobbyists. Featuring a robust, semicircular blade crafted from high-quality steel, this knife excels at cutting through thick, multi-layered leather with ease, allowing you to make clean, smooth straight and curved cuts effortlessly.

The blade's unique round shape offers superior control for intricate trimming, skiving, and shaping, making it perfect for a wide range of leatherworking tasks-from cutting patterns and edges to thinning leather layers. Its ergonomic wooden handle ensures a comfortable, secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during extended use and providing excellent maneuverability.

Key Features:

• Sharp, semicircular blade made from durable, polished steel for long-lasting sharpness and precision cutting.
• 90mm blade width ideal for versatile cutting and skiving applications.
• Ergonomically designed wooden handle for comfortable, secure grip and superior control.
• Perfect for cutting thick or multi-layered leather, trimming edges, skiving, and shaping curves.
• Lightweight and balanced design for ease of use and accuracy.

Why Choose the Japanese Style Head Knife?

This head knife is favored for its versatility and ease of use compared to traditional round knives, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced leatherworkers. Its wide blade span allows you to follow cutting lines smoothly, while the sharp edge ensures clean cuts that enhance the quality and finish of your leather projects. Whether you’re crafting wallets, belts, bags, or upholstery, this tool helps you achieve professional results with less effort.

Usage Tips:

• For straight cuts, place leather on a cutting board, hold the knife firmly, and push forward with the blade angled slightly for a slicing motion.
• To cut curves, rotate the leather while maintaining steady pressure, adjusting the blade angle for tighter curves.
• For skiving, hold the knife at an angle against a hard surface and apply firm, even pressure to thin leather edges.
• Always cut away from your body and keep fingers clear of the blade path for safety.

Elevate your leatherworking toolkit with the Japanese Style Head Knife, where traditional craftsmanship meets modern precision.