| Management number | 250602835 | Release Date | 2026/09/17 | List Price | US$56.33 | Model Number | 250602835 | ||
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Unlock professional-level woodcarving performance with the Morakniv 162. Featuring a specialized double-edged blade geometry, this tool is precision-engineered to run smoothly across the inside of bowls and deep spoons, providing a seamless carving experience that reduces the risk of binding or tearing. With optimized edge bevels designed for effortless material removal, the 162 transforms intricate shaping tasks into fluid, enjoyable craftsmanship. Whether you are hollowing out a salad bowl or fine-tuning a custom spoon, this blade offers the superior edge control and stability that experienced woodworkers demand.
Best For Serious woodworkers, spoon carvers, and bowl artisans who require a double-edged hook knife capable of efficient, bidirectional cutting and high-precision detailing in concave wooden forms.
Key Features
Optimized Double-Edge Bevels: The blade is sharpened on both sides, allowing for versatile cutting directions and exceptional fluidity when clearing material from deep, rounded wooden interiors.
Superior Edge Geometry: Meticulously refined bevels ensure the blade glides through grain with minimal resistance, significantly reducing the fatigue and safety risks associated with dull or poorly-profiled tools.
Professional-Grade Steel: Constructed from high-quality steel hardened to 56-58 HRC, providing the perfect balance between edge-holding capability and ease of field-sharpening.
Purpose-Built Design: The 162’s curve is specifically calibrated to handle the medium-radius requirements of both large spoons and smaller bowls, making it one of the most versatile hook knives in your workshop.
Technical Specifications
Blade Length: 70 mm
Total Knife Length: 165 mm
Blade Thickness: 2.0 mm
Blade Hardness: 56-58 HRC
Material: High-Performance Swedish Steel
Origin: Proudly Manufactured in Mora, Sweden
Pro Tip & Carving Maintenance: Because the 162 is a double-edged hook knife, maintaining both sides of the blade is essential for a balanced cutting performance. Use a fine-grit slip stone or a diamond-coated honing tool to maintain the internal bevels, ensuring you apply consistent pressure on both edges during sharpening. If you notice the blade "catching" or tearing the grain instead of slicing cleanly, it is a sign that the edges need a quick strop—frequent light stropping will keep your 162 performing at a professional standard for years to come!
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