Timber Tuff TMB-10DC Curved Draw Shave, 10"

Made a king size American Beech bed from trees in our woods behind our house. Left the wood to season for 2 weeks and after skinning the bark off with the draw knife. It turned from white to a dark red color just like cedar. Bark came off very easily with this knife. Well worth the money and made a big job small...Thanks!

well made and works great. wish the curve of the blade had a larger radius. won't do the larger tree trunks. still great for the smaller ones. wish the radius was specified in the listing. it's a tighter curve than is shown in the photo.

This draw knife is well built but will have to see how it holds up over time. It is pretty dull but I'm sure because of liability they aren't going to ship one with a razor edge. If you are crafty enough to use a draw knife I'm guessing you can sharpen one. I bought the wider curved knife because I wasn't sure if it was going to be a knuckle buster or not. Can't wait to give this one some exercise and see how the blade holds up. So far, so good.

I had 4 pieces of Poplar each measuring 10 feet long. I am using these as posts for a porch. I have never stripped bark before but got the hang of this tool in a few minutes. I was able to do one tree per night and that was due to my back only being able to take so much. The tool stayed sharp and worked great. I did shallow cuts and just went over it until I got to my desired depth. I did use it "backwards" I guess, as the logs were wider then the curve of the blade. In retrospect I think this would be an easier way to use it no matter the diameter of the tree.

It does the job for husking the sides off of the coconut tree. No complaints yet.

The curved seems like a good idea, but I would buy this again, I bought the straight one which works much better

Good draw knife, will always work for you..

Near but not very easy to use