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product_id: 13180206
title: "Craftline Carbon Steel Wood Chisel Knife With Sheath for Wood Carving, 3 Inch"
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# Smart Button sheath system – modular & secure carry Ergonomic rubber grip with finger guard – max control 0.12in carbon steel blade – razor sharp & durable Craftline Carbon Steel Wood Chisel Knife With Sheath for Wood Carving, 3 Inch

**Brand:** morakniv
**Price:** € 33.55
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🪓 Carve your legacy with precision and style — don’t get left behind!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Craftline Carbon Steel Wood Chisel Knife With Sheath for Wood Carving, 3 Inch by morakniv
- **How much does it cost?** € 33.55 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- morakniv enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted morakniv brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & Lightweight:** At just 7.75 inches and 4.9 oz, this chisel is easy to carry and ideal for on-the-go craftsmen who demand portability without compromise.
- • **Modular Sheath System:** Innovative polymer sheath with Smart Button allows quick attachment of multiple tools, keeping your kit streamlined and ready.
- • **Ergonomic Grip with Safety:** Soft friction handle with finger guard ensures comfort and prevents slips during intense woodworking sessions.
- • **Razor-Sharp Carbon Steel Edge:** 0.12-inch thick blade engineered for superior strength and precision cuts, perfect for detailed wood carving.
- • **Trusted Craftsmanship Since 1891:** Backed by Morakniv’s legacy and limited lifetime warranty, this tool is a reliable companion for professionals and hobbyists alike.

## Overview

The Morakniv Craftline Carbon Steel Wood Chisel Knife features a 3-inch, 0.12-inch thick carbon steel blade designed for durability and sharpness. Its ergonomic rubber handle with finger guard offers superior grip and safety, while the polymer sheath includes a Smart Button system for modular tool attachment. Lightweight and compact, this chisel is ideal for professional woodworkers and enthusiasts seeking a reliable, easy-to-maintain carving tool backed by Morakniv’s century-old craftsmanship.

## Description

The Morakniv Craftline Carpentry Chisel features a 3.0-inch single-side, honed carbon steel chisel-edge blade for carpentry and wood work. The Sandvik stainless steel blade on the Craftline Carpentry Chisel makes it an ideal choice when working in construction applications, where blades see hard use and are commonly exposed to dirt and moisture. An ergonomic, TPE rubber handle with coil-formed rounding provides extra grip and control. A finger guard on the handle offers additional safety. Included with the knife is a hard plastic Combi-Sheath, which provides a quick-connect feature for attaching a second knife and sheath. Morakniv has been manufacturing the highest quality knives in Mora, Sweden since 1891. Limited lifetime manufacturer’s warranty.

Review: No other business can match the value for money that Morakniv offers. - I've been a fan of Morakniv for a long time, and currently own nine of their knives - the grand total of which amounts to far less than I have paid for 'premium' knives; and it's because of this, that it often feels like I fall victim to some sort of cognitive bias whereby I tend to under prioritise them when packing for outdoor trips and instead reach for those that I paid more for; yet find myself surprised when they outperform the costlier tools/knives. The truth is, Morakniv produces indestructible knives that hold an edge like nothing else can at this price. I've still yet to find any company that can match them in this regard. Admittedly, they don't make the prettiest knives and they choose some horrific colours for their handles and sheaths, but if you can put that sort of irrational thinking aside, you will soon come to the realise that there is a very practical reason for this, and it's something I've been grateful for on more than one occasion, because out in the wild, bright colours are essential. Whether a result of fatigue, hunger or preoccupation with some other task, there is always a very real risk of misplacing one's knife, which can easily amount to life or death if you're in a position where it's all that you have. Of course, few people ever really find themselves in such scenarios, but if you're out in the wild enough, the probability of finding yourself in such a situation starts to increase. Tried and tested, I know that I can always count on a Morakniv knife. There aren't many other products that I give me that degree of confidence, so if you're on the fence about purchasing anything made by this company because of the low price, I personally assure you that you will not be disappointed. They make for perfect starter knives, meaningful gifts, or even as 'back-up' or 'beat-up' knives. You literally cannot go wrong for the price. Now that I've finished professing my love for Morakniv, I'll add my thoughts about this chisel. This has been in my cart for a while but for some reason, I kept relegating it to my 'Save for Later' pile. Stumbling across it the other day, I finally came to my senses and ordered it. It's $14.00 for goodness sake, I've spent more than that on drinks and snacks at a gas-station. It arrived today and just like every other knife of theirs, it's razor sharp from the get-go. I put it to the test as a chisel on a piece of scrap wood, and it functions just as well as any of my bench chisels do, though you have to play around a bit with the angle, it does cut nice curly shavings from across the grain. This isn't a precision-tool: the width of the blade is 22.41mm/0.8825" or ~7/8", the blade length is ~75mm/2.95" and the overall length is ~191mm/7.5". The handle provides the same rubberised-grip as featured on most of their other knives; wide enough for my large (though not chubby) mitts, is comfortable to hold and has a front and rear quillion to keep your hand from sliding up the blade when exerting pressure along the blade's axis. The sheath is made from the same durable ABS-type plastic that they provide with their other knives, which in this case, as some have noted is not designed specifically for a chisel with a squared-end. My solution to this was to mark where the tip of the blade sits when in the sheath before cutting off the excess using my band saw along with some small notches (2-3mm) cut into the side. Then I slowly heated the resulting flaps and pressed them together before sealing the new seam with a hot piece of metal and sanding it to a smooth finish. Needless to say, the chisel has been added to my little 'bushcraft' tool roll, and I look forward to testing it on an upcoming trip. A few final notes for those who have read some of the low-star reviews and aren't really all that familiar with knives. Some of the reviews complain about the aesthetics of Morakniv, but you would do well to ignore them and minimise any expectations of beauty that you might have, because Morakniv deals in practicality above anything else. In addition, some reviews feature complaints about rusting - which suggests that they don't really understand what they're buying. If you want something that doesn't rust, then don't buy a carbon steel blade and expect otherwise. The chemical properties of carbon steel are such that it yields an extremely tough, durable blade that holds an edge; wipe it dry after use and apply a thin coat of oil, and you'll never have to worry about it. It really is that simple. If you made it this far, thank you for reading. I usually only take the time to write reviews when I feel that a product either exceeds my expectations or proves to be nothing but junk. There are far too many fake reviews on desertcart, so I want to help others to spend their hard earned money with confidence - because it can be really crappy to realise that you've been misled by phoney reviews. If there is anything I haven't covered here that you would like answered, please feel free to shoot me a question and I'll do what I can to answer it.
Review: Great All-around Addition - For many years my go-to for just regular cutting up boxes or whatever was my Leatherman. Thing is, that kind of use wears down the blade. And Leathermans are getting pretty expensive. I saw this knife on a popular youtube channel and ordered it. For 20 bucks it is great. I use this now for just general stuff. Cutting down boxes. Opening boxes. Scraping stuff off the floor that mop wouldn't remove. Stuff like that. The straight blade with 90 degree tip is pretty good for cutting stuff. I often went to my Leatherman blade that has the same 90 degree tip. I just like the cutting angle better while holding it. As far as sharpening and maintaining this thing is easy. The intricate serrated Leatherman blade is a different story. For the price I don't mind doing whatever with this knife. Or any of my Morakniv knives (I've since bought a few other models). They are sturdy, cut well, and inexpensive. Easy to sharpen. If you aren't the type of person to want to sharpen and maintain their knives, well, at least they don't cost so much to replace. For the survivalists with a family, there's an argument to be made to buy 10 of these for $200 than one knife priced at $200. And they make a good $10 pointed knife too. With the different colors I feel like they are less likely to cause emotional issues with others if you need to use them in public. Like at the beach with your food or whatever.

## Features

- CRAFTSMEN'S KNIFE: Designed just for craftsmen, our wood chisels for woodworking are easy to re-sharpen and ideal for moments when you need a convenient, robust tool close at hand
- PREMIUM BLADE: 0.12 inch thick knife blade is made of carbon steel, which provides superior strength and stability; Carbon steel rusts, so wipe and oil the blade after use
- ERGONOMIC HANDLE: A must-have addition to your collection of wood working tools and equipment, our woodworking chisel comes equipped with a soft friction grip complete with a sturdy finger guard
- PROTECTIVE POLYMER SHEATH: The ultimate craftsman tools, our wood carving tools feature a sheath equipped with a Morakniv Smart Button System that allows you to attach several knives to each other
- SPECIFICATIONS: Blade thickness: 0.12 in (0.31 cm), blade length: 3.0 in (7.5 cm), total length: 7.75 in (19.7 cm); net weight: 4.9 oz (139 g)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00T3ES1SC |
| Best Sellers Rank | #36,755 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #11 in Wood Chisels #399 in Knives, Parts & Accessories |
| Blade Edge | Chisel |
| Blade Material | Carbon Steel |
| Brand | Morakniv |
| Date First Available | February 2, 2015 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00604945362171, 07391846015208 |
| Handle Material | Rubber |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.52 ounces |
| Item model number | M-12250 |
| Manufacturer | Industrial Revolution |
| Product Dimensions | 7.75"L x 0.75"W |
| Set Name | Pro Chisel |
| Size | 3.0" |
| UPC | 604945362171 |

## Product Details

- **Blade Edge:** Chisel
- **Blade Material:** Carbon Steel
- **Brand:** Morakniv
- **Handle Material:** Rubber
- **Size:** 3.0"

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No other business can match the value for money that Morakniv offers.
*by B***A on July 4, 2019*

I've been a fan of Morakniv for a long time, and currently own nine of their knives - the grand total of which amounts to far less than I have paid for 'premium' knives; and it's because of this, that it often feels like I fall victim to some sort of cognitive bias whereby I tend to under prioritise them when packing for outdoor trips and instead reach for those that I paid more for; yet find myself surprised when they outperform the costlier tools/knives. The truth is, Morakniv produces indestructible knives that hold an edge like nothing else can at this price. I've still yet to find any company that can match them in this regard. Admittedly, they don't make the prettiest knives and they choose some horrific colours for their handles and sheaths, but if you can put that sort of irrational thinking aside, you will soon come to the realise that there is a very practical reason for this, and it's something I've been grateful for on more than one occasion, because out in the wild, bright colours are essential. Whether a result of fatigue, hunger or preoccupation with some other task, there is always a very real risk of misplacing one's knife, which can easily amount to life or death if you're in a position where it's all that you have. Of course, few people ever really find themselves in such scenarios, but if you're out in the wild enough, the probability of finding yourself in such a situation starts to increase. Tried and tested, I know that I can always count on a Morakniv knife. There aren't many other products that I give me that degree of confidence, so if you're on the fence about purchasing anything made by this company because of the low price, I personally assure you that you will not be disappointed. They make for perfect starter knives, meaningful gifts, or even as 'back-up' or 'beat-up' knives. You literally cannot go wrong for the price. Now that I've finished professing my love for Morakniv, I'll add my thoughts about this chisel. This has been in my cart for a while but for some reason, I kept relegating it to my 'Save for Later' pile. Stumbling across it the other day, I finally came to my senses and ordered it. It's $14.00 for goodness sake, I've spent more than that on drinks and snacks at a gas-station. It arrived today and just like every other knife of theirs, it's razor sharp from the get-go. I put it to the test as a chisel on a piece of scrap wood, and it functions just as well as any of my bench chisels do, though you have to play around a bit with the angle, it does cut nice curly shavings from across the grain. This isn't a precision-tool: the width of the blade is 22.41mm/0.8825" or ~7/8", the blade length is ~75mm/2.95" and the overall length is ~191mm/7.5". The handle provides the same rubberised-grip as featured on most of their other knives; wide enough for my large (though not chubby) mitts, is comfortable to hold and has a front and rear quillion to keep your hand from sliding up the blade when exerting pressure along the blade's axis. The sheath is made from the same durable ABS-type plastic that they provide with their other knives, which in this case, as some have noted is not designed specifically for a chisel with a squared-end. My solution to this was to mark where the tip of the blade sits when in the sheath before cutting off the excess using my band saw along with some small notches (2-3mm) cut into the side. Then I slowly heated the resulting flaps and pressed them together before sealing the new seam with a hot piece of metal and sanding it to a smooth finish. Needless to say, the chisel has been added to my little 'bushcraft' tool roll, and I look forward to testing it on an upcoming trip. A few final notes for those who have read some of the low-star reviews and aren't really all that familiar with knives. Some of the reviews complain about the aesthetics of Morakniv, but you would do well to ignore them and minimise any expectations of beauty that you might have, because Morakniv deals in practicality above anything else. In addition, some reviews feature complaints about rusting - which suggests that they don't really understand what they're buying. If you want something that doesn't rust, then don't buy a carbon steel blade and expect otherwise. The chemical properties of carbon steel are such that it yields an extremely tough, durable blade that holds an edge; wipe it dry after use and apply a thin coat of oil, and you'll never have to worry about it. It really is that simple. If you made it this far, thank you for reading. I usually only take the time to write reviews when I feel that a product either exceeds my expectations or proves to be nothing but junk. There are far too many fake reviews on Amazon, so I want to help others to spend their hard earned money with confidence - because it can be really crappy to realise that you've been misled by phoney reviews. If there is anything I haven't covered here that you would like answered, please feel free to shoot me a question and I'll do what I can to answer it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great All-around Addition
*by M***N on February 10, 2020*

For many years my go-to for just regular cutting up boxes or whatever was my Leatherman. Thing is, that kind of use wears down the blade. And Leathermans are getting pretty expensive. I saw this knife on a popular youtube channel and ordered it. For 20 bucks it is great. I use this now for just general stuff. Cutting down boxes. Opening boxes. Scraping stuff off the floor that mop wouldn't remove. Stuff like that. The straight blade with 90 degree tip is pretty good for cutting stuff. I often went to my Leatherman blade that has the same 90 degree tip. I just like the cutting angle better while holding it. As far as sharpening and maintaining this thing is easy. The intricate serrated Leatherman blade is a different story. For the price I don't mind doing whatever with this knife. Or any of my Morakniv knives (I've since bought a few other models). They are sturdy, cut well, and inexpensive. Easy to sharpen. If you aren't the type of person to want to sharpen and maintain their knives, well, at least they don't cost so much to replace. For the survivalists with a family, there's an argument to be made to buy 10 of these for $200 than one knife priced at $200. And they make a good $10 pointed knife too. With the different colors I feel like they are less likely to cause emotional issues with others if you need to use them in public. Like at the beach with your food or whatever.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best work knife
*by S***N on January 7, 2026*

Very handy works well for any trade or job

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