This sharp socket is the ideal tool for socketing, general woodworking and handicrafts. The knife is handmade using high quality carbon steel and has been splined and well sharpened. Suitable for jointing both soft and hard wood.



The handle of the knife is made of ash, it is well ground and coated with natural linseed oil. The knife is suitable for both right- and left-handed people.

Key features:



    Overall length: 165 mm (6.49 inches)

    Blade length: 60 mm (2.36 inches)

   Blade width: 15 mm (0.60 inches)

    Handle length: 105 mm (4.13 inches)

   Steel material: high quality carbon steel

    Handle material: ash, linseed oil treated lo

    Suitability: for right and left handers

    Application: lining and general woodworking

    Warranty: 10 years



Instructions for daily use:



    Blade maintenance: keep the blade dry and oil it regularly to prevent rusting.

    Sharpening.

    Handle care: clean the handle as needed and add linseed oil to protect the wood and maintain its beauty.

    Handling.



10 Year Warranty

This product comes with a 10 year warranty from the original date of purchase.



BeaverCraft Company guarantees that:



    Every tool is tested and undergoes rigorous quality control.

    The tools are professionally sharpened and come ready to use right out of the box.

    Each instrument has a solid construction, and the blade is bonded securely and firmly to the handle.

    The tool blade is made of hardened carbon steel and tempered to 56+ HRC.

    Our tools will not break if used properly (for woodcarving only).



We do not cover the following:



    Normal wear and tear of the product. Each customer must independently maintain the sharpness of the tool they have purchased. Loss of sharpness during use is not grounds for repair or replacement of the tool as manufactured by BeaverCraft.

    Misuse or mishandling. BeaverCraft tools are designed for hand tooling only.

    Lack of maintenance and cleaning (learn how to service the tool). Defects resulting from improper storage of the tool are not grounds for replacement.

    Self-repair, modification, disassembly and other human activity that causes damage.

    Loss of tool.



Release of liability:



The ten-year warranty applies only to BeaverCraft woodcarving tools.



    Always exercise extreme care when using or sharpening our tools.

    BeaverCraft tools are not designed as weapons and should never be used as such.

    Injuries that occur during careless use or improper maintenance of BeaverCraft tools are a risk of which our customers are aware. You should never overlook safety precautions and follow proper procedures when using woodworking tools.

    Children should not use BeaverCraft tools without adult supervision.



Sharpening the Flute

This flute is handmade from high quality carbon steel and is designed to give you the best cutting performance for fluting both soft and hard wood. The following guide will walk you through how to sharpen and maintain your knife for optimum performance.



General Sharpening Instructions

1. Inspect the Blade



    Visual Inspection.

    Feel: Be prepared to feel the blade gently to feel for any dull areas.




2. Choose Sharpening Tools




    Grinding Stone.

    Sandpaper: you can also use sandpaper if sanding stones are not available.

    Sharpening stick.

    Fluid: You can use water or grinding oil, which will not corrode the blade.



Step 1: Prepare



    Clean Blade: Make sure the blade is clean and dry before sharpening.

   Prepare Sharpening Equipment.



Step 2: Determine Blade Angle



    Correct Angle: This knife requires special attention to the blade angle during sharpening.

   Set Up: Place the knife against the whetstone, maintaining the correct sharpening angle throughout sharpening.




Step 3: Sharpening



    Motion: Pull the knife blade against the grindstone in a controlled and smooth motion.

    Accuracy.



Step 4: Fine Sharpening



    Finer Stone: Switch to a finer grindstone or sandpaper.

    Finish: Repeat the sharpening process, focusing on achieving the smoothest and sharpest finish possible.




Step 5: Blade Cleaning and Inspection



    Cleaning.

    Check: test the sharpness of the blade carefully and safely.


If you follow these instructions and take care of your knife regularly, it will serve you for decades to come!