Pruning & Grafting Knife, Stainless Steel Garden Budding Tool, Folding Pocket Multi Cutting Tool for Weeding & Bushes

Seems to be decently constructedActually has right handed chisel grind required for grafting. Still had to spend a good long time deceasing the angle of the bevel and working through grits of whetstones up through polishing with strop.At least I didn’t have to deal with the bevel on the wrong (left) side of the blade as I have with other cheap grafting knivesHas worked very well with practice cuts. Hopefully it will hold up when I start doing actual grafting this MarchPicture of edge after sharpening, unfortunately I did not take a before picture

The one I got was not sharp at all, I was trying to graft a fig tree and the knife doesn't shave without a lot of pressure. My regular utility knife did an easier and nicer cut. I don't recommend. Not sure if it's just mine, but it's the review I'm giving on the one I received.

I bought the knife to take to a grafing class at the SSAWG conference. I could not find a Victorinox Budding knife. The instructor was impressed with it. I can't say how long it will last, but out of the box it is a better knife than the Victorinox.

For the money, these are good knives. Prying on things will break it pretty quick... its not very sharp out of the box... its not easy to sharpen. But they work fine if you keep the limitations in mind and for the money its a good deal.

Great buy. Looks great, works great and the shipping was on time.

Seems like a nice sturdy knife, has a good weight without being too heavy.The edge needs some touch up but thats to be expect for this price range.

Well made grafting knife that made a wonderful Christmas gift.

This pocket knife design it’s not good for the serious grafters. Can cut your fingers when grafting. Go for the fixed blade design.