Need to cut a concave curve? The quickest tool for the job might not be what you think. No, it’s not the rusty nail clippers your grandpa supposedly used to fight off a school of barracuda during the war (technically called a “battery,” he’ll have you know). I’m talking about a drawknife. Drawknives are super efficient for quickly roughing out concave curves and tapers. Once you get the hang of the tool, you can hog out massive curves in a single draw of the knife (what genius named this thing?). Here’s a few tips for success: CUT CONCAVE CURVES WITH THE BEVEL DOWN Like a chisel, using a drawknife bevel down gives you more control over cutting depth. Dig in deep at the beginning of the cut then level out the blade as you pull it through. If you try
Need to cut a concave curve? The quickest tool for the job might not be what you think. No, it’s not the rusty nail clippers
Spoon Carving Tools — Sylva Spoon
drawknife - Sean Hellman
Do You have an Outie or an Innie? David Fisher, Carving Explorations
Made in Austria for true quality, This is a good size drawnife, The blade has a little convex curve and arc across the face for easing the control
Muller DrawKnife, Straight handles curved blade, debarking, etc
Advice needed: Round and curve shaping with hand tools (more in comment) : r/BeginnerWoodWorking
Drawknife Basics: The Surprisingly Versatile Hand Tool You Should be Using
Narex 890502 240 mm (9-1/2 Inch) Curved Blade Drawknife Cr Steel 55 HRc. Overall Length 17-1/2 Inches
Draw Knife Functions: the splitting knife is a wood carving tool that simplifies the drawing and shaping of wood by removing shavings or larger chunks
BeaverCraft DK2 Draw Knife Woodworking Tool 4.3 Drawknife Wood Carving Tools Wood Draw Knife Woodworking Whittling Tools
drawknife in progress - Knife Making - I Forge Iron
★PERFECT SIZE FOR YOUR NEEDS: Draw knife tool features 8 inch (20.3cm) blade length that is curved end to end and along the cutting edge; Curved blade
Draw Knife 10 Curved Draw Shave Woodworking Tool (Curved-10 inches)
How to Find the Center of a Board: 5 Methods with Tools You Already Have