Morakniv 164 Right 13443 Wood Carving Hook Knife

The Mora Wood Carving Hook Knife handles woodwork perfectly. Very sharp, with an excellently crafted handle. It lacks any packaging or a sheath for the blade, but you can make one yourself.

I've had it for several good years now, and I can wholeheartedly recommend it. Morakniv, the company needs no introduction for those who are reading this, and if anyone doesn't know it, I highly recommend it. It works great with wood.

Great carving knife, perfect for making spoons, bowls, etc. Basically, anything with hollows. I highly recommend everyone to buy one because it's definitely worth it.

Great knife for carving. It’s easy to make things like bowls, spoons, and other containers with hollows. I highly recommend everyone to buy one because it's definitely worth it.

A nice spoon knife for woodcarving. Very sharp and easy to sharpen. I highly recommend it to everyone because it's definitely worth buying one.

An interesting solution. A good alternative to an ordinary knife, especially if you want to make a spoon, a bowl, or a cup. I highly recommend it to every wood enthusiast.

It serves its function, a very useful knife for carving.

For carving spoons and cups, it’s a perfect fit.

Solidly made like every Mora, stays sharp for a long time, ideal for carving spoons, I recommend it.

Whoever landed here knows what they're looking for and that this is a good spoon knife.

Great thing, before I used a homemade tool for making spoons, now it's much easier. I recommend it.

For working with wood, it's in a class of its own. It's worth getting an extra Mora 106 or 120 for the perfect set.

A very good and sturdy knife. I’m using it right now for carving a kuksa 8 and it works perfectly. It stays sharp for a long time.

For cutting spoons out of wood, it worked great.

An excellent tool for working with wood—carving spoons, small bowls (so-called kuksa), etc. Very sharp and comfortable. No blade cover included in the set, so you have to make one yourself. I recommend buying a Mora 120 or 106 at the same time—they will complement each other perfectly :)