Where can I source one of these tools?

[johnl445]

Not sure what this tool is called, but the teacher in my class had one, and I really like to get one for my collection. Any ideas on where I can find one.
thank you in advance.

 

[Paradox]

Not sure what this tool is called, but the teacher in my class had one, and I really like to get one for my collection. Any ideas on where I can find one.
thank you in advance.

A picture of the tool in question would be helpful

EDIT: LOL you must have been adding the picture when I typed

Not sure where to get those

 

[Cadillactaste]

Carving tools...I have the ones with the decorative metal handles. Nice heavy,quality tools...

I made up my own set. Bought the case from Jonas as well.

Carving Tools

Carving tools for creating bonsai deadwood features. All carving tools come pre-sharpened. Use caution as tool blades and points are sharp.

store.bonsaitonight.com

 

[Cadillactaste]

If you are wanting exactly like those with wooden handles. Look into carving tools. I've seen the wooden handled ones. I was looking for solid pieces...of one piece.

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

I like these, and they’re close to what you’re showing.

Carving Knives

We have a variety of carving knives made for both beginners and experienced carvers. Our selection includes knives for all sorts of angles and curves.

www.flexcut.com

 

[pandacular]

double flexcut. I took a few carving classes—I learned two things:

1) I don’t have the right kind of patience for wood carving
2) Flexcut makes damn good tools

 

[johnl445]

Wow!! Those Flexcuts are nice

 

[Cadillactaste]

Wow!! Those Flexcuts are nice

Also way cheaper than the tools I bought. ... there ya go for the win!

I still love mine. I love they are a solid one piece tool. Love the intricate details on the handles. I am a female though. I love the detail work found there. They also do have a weight to them. Which made me think well built. But...they are far more costly.

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Also way cheaper than the tools I bought. ... there ya go for the win!

I still love mine. I love they are a solid one piece tool. Love the intricate details on the handles. I am a female though. I love the detail work found there. They also do have a weight to them. Which made me think well built. But...they are far more costly.

Yours are gravers and gouges. The OP was asking about knives.

 

[Cadillactaste]

Yours are gravers and gouges. The OP was asking about knives.

Head tilt...yeah? Carving tools is how they were listed. Most peculiar. poster asked about tools. I assumed...carving tools with the tips. Was what he was after. Again handles are not even remotely similar in shape.

I'll take your word for it. I do admire Jonas. I try and shop with him before I head elsewhere. I'll say that much. I got mine for cosmic design scarification. Mike Lane approved of my choices. As did Laurent. But as for terminology. I can only go with what others call things. Again...Jonas listed them under carving tools. Which... is a generic term I reckon.

A few of mine were listed as knives though.

 

[johnl445]

Hello guys thank you for the suggestions. These just arrived today from Amazon and I think they are perfect.