Synopsis: Marking knives are simple tools, but crucial to fine craftsmanship. A good one will cut wood fibers cleanly, leaving a crisp line that’s deep enough to anchor a chisel. It must fit into tight spaces and be easy to hold using a pencil-style grip. Users of marking knives, such as Steve Latta, often choose a knife based on the type of work they do. With this in mind, Latta sampled more than a dozen knives, using them to mark out dovetails, trace a hinge, mark for a banding, and trace the boundaries of an inlay mortise. The knives ranged widely in price, up to about $ Yet his favorite. Marking Knife from a Hacksaw Blade | Woodworking Marking Knife #handtoolbuildoff  Essential Woodworking Skills - Measuring and Marking - Tools, Tips and Tricks. Jonathan Katz-Moses. The utility knife marking tool takes top position in our list of Pro lifehacks and makes a more precise mark.  We use a utility knife for cutting all sorts of stuff. But have you ever used it for marking a cut line on wood when you don’t have a pencil? That’s one of the things our Pro team threw at us as a quick trick. After we started using this hack, we never really stopped. The utility knife makes for a great marking tool on wood. Yes, a shallow score mark may be harder to see than a pencil mark, but it’s a thinner and more precise mark, too. And if you’re framing or doing other rough work, making a score mark in the wood is not a problem. For finer work, make the mark either shallow enough to be sa.

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