Carving knife - Revision history

MARKDJONES: added wood-drake bone

2026-03-14T03:21:37Z

added wood-drake bone

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	\|[[Weapon:carving knife (stone)\|a ''<stone>'' carving knife]]\|\|80\|\|45\|\|6.5\|\| 2 - tremendously ineffective \|\|7 - appreciably susceptible		\|[[Weapon:carving knife (stone)\|a ''<stone>'' carving knife]]\|\|80\|\|45\|\|6.5\|\| 2 - tremendously ineffective \|\|7 - appreciably susceptible
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			\|[[Weapon:Carving knife (bone)\|a <bone> carving knife]]\|\|90\|\|60\|\|2.9\|\| 2 - tremendously ineffective \|\|9 - average construction
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	\|[[Weapon:Carving knife (bone)\|a <bone> carving knife]]		\|[[Weapon:Carving knife (bone)\|a <bone> carving knife]]

RY7N: Fix shape link

2025-06-15T21:04:43Z

Fix shape link

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	*Once used to {{com\|carve}}, the carving knife becomes a tool and its repair requires [[Blacksmithing techniques]].		*Once used to {{com\|carve}}, the carving knife becomes a tool and its repair requires [[Blacksmithing techniques]].

	'''Note:''' Bone carving knives can't be used to [[SHAPE]] arrowheads or arrow shafts.		'''Note:''' Bone carving knives can't be used to [[Shape command\|SHAPE]] arrowheads or arrow shafts.

	==Tool properties==		==Tool properties==

RY7N: Adds a note that bone carving knifes can't be used for fletching.

2025-06-15T21:01:19Z

Adds a note that bone carving knifes can't be used for fletching.

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	==Creation and repair==		==Creation and repair==
	Carving knives can be created using forging techniques that fall under the [[Weaponsmithing discipline]].		Carving knives can be created using forging techniques that fall under the [[Weaponsmithing discipline]]. The can also be carved from stone or bone using the [[Carving discipline]].

	Crafted carving knives use the standard process for [[Blacksmithing discipline#Tool Repair\|metal tool repair]].		Crafted carving knives use the standard process for [[Blacksmithing discipline#Tool Repair\|metal tool repair]].
	*Freshly crafted, their repair requires [[Weaponsmithing techniques]].		*Freshly crafted, their repair requires [[Weaponsmithing techniques]].
	*Once used to {{com\|carve}}, the carving knife becomes a tool and its repair requires [[Blacksmithing techniques]].		*Once used to {{com\|carve}}, the carving knife becomes a tool and its repair requires [[Blacksmithing techniques]].

			'''Note:''' Bone carving knives can't be used to [[SHAPE]] arrowheads or arrow shafts.

	==Tool properties==		==Tool properties==

RY7N: /* Tool properties */ -- added a bone example

2025-05-28T08:28:56Z

Tool properties: -- added a bone example

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	\|[[Weapon:carving knife (stone)\|a ''<stone>'' carving knife]]\|\|80\|\|45\|\|6.5\|\| 2 - tremendously ineffective \|\|7 - appreciably susceptible		\|[[Weapon:carving knife (stone)\|a ''<stone>'' carving knife]]\|\|80\|\|45\|\|6.5\|\| 2 - tremendously ineffective \|\|7 - appreciably susceptible
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			\|[[Weapon:Carving knife (bone)\|a <bone> carving knife]]
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			\|2 - tremendously ineffective
			\|13 - highly protected
	\|}		\|}

RY7N: /* Tool properties */

2025-05-25T09:32:04Z

Tool properties

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	==Tool properties==		==Tool properties==

	===Metal===
	~~Metal carving~~ knives gain their effectiveness from the material's hardness (harder is better) and density (lower is better).		Carving knives gain their effectiveness from the material's hardness (harder is better) and density (lower is better).
	*Honing has no effect on the speed of the knife.		*Honing has no effect on the speed of the knife.
	*The best common metal for an [[Engineering]] carving knife is lightened [[Steel (MCS)\|medium carbon steel]] (67% mcs, 33% oravir).		*The best common metal for an [[Engineering]] carving knife is lightened [[Steel (MCS)\|medium carbon steel]] (67% mcs, 33% oravir).
	*The best rare metal for an Engineering carving knife is 3.5 density [[loimic]].		*The best rare metal for an Engineering carving knife is 3.5 density [[loimic]].
			*Carving knives can also be carved from stone and bone, but perform poorly compared to metal

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	! colspan="1" \| !! colspan="3" \| ~~Metal~~ Properties !! colspan="2" \| Tool Properties		! colspan="1" \| !! colspan="3" \| Properties !! colspan="2" \| Tool Properties
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	! Type !! Hardness !! Durability !! Density !! Speed !! Durability		! Type !! Hardness !! Durability !! Density !! Speed !! Durability
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	\|[[Weapon:carving knife (metal)\|a ''<metal>'' carving knife]]\|\|85\|\|50\|\|6.32\|\| 6 - sort of effective \|\|14 - very strong		\|[[Weapon:carving knife (metal)\|a ''<metal>'' carving knife]]\|\|85\|\|50\|\|6.32\|\| 6 - sort of effective \|\|14 - very strong
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			\|[[Weapon:carving knife (stone)\|a ''<stone>'' carving knife]]\|\|80\|\|45\|\|6.5\|\| 2 - tremendously ineffective \|\|7 - appreciably susceptible
	\|}		\|}

ZUERCAT: /* Metal */

2020-12-02T03:46:23Z

Metal

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	*Honing has no effect on the speed of the knife.		*Honing has no effect on the speed of the knife.
	*The best common metal for an [[Engineering]] carving knife is lightened [[Steel (MCS)\|medium carbon steel]] (67% mcs, 33% oravir).		*The best common metal for an [[Engineering]] carving knife is lightened [[Steel (MCS)\|medium carbon steel]] (67% mcs, 33% oravir).
	*The best rare metal for an Engineering carving knife is 3.0 density [[~~silversteel~~]].		*The best rare metal for an Engineering carving knife is 3.5 density [[loimic]].

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	! Type !! Hardness !! Durability !! Density !! Speed !! Durability		! Type !! Hardness !! Durability !! Density !! Speed !! Durability
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			\|[[Weapon:carving knife (metal)\|a ''<metal>'' carving knife]]\|\|99\|\|70\|\|3.5\|\|11 - tremendously effective \|\|11 - rather reinforced
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	\|[[Weapon:carving knife (metal)\|a ''<metal>'' carving knife]]\|\|95\|\|90\|\|3 \|\|10 - extremely effective \|\|18 - practically invulnerable		\|[[Weapon:carving knife (metal)\|a ''<metal>'' carving knife]]\|\|95\|\|90\|\|3 \|\|10 - extremely effective \|\|18 - practically invulnerable

RY4NPW at 23:48, 28 November 2016

2016-11-28T23:48:16Z

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	{{RefAl\|p=-\|r=y\|a=y}}		{{RefAl\|p=-\|r=y\|a=y}}
	* [[Knife]]		*[[Knife]]
			*[[Weapon:carving knife (bone)]]
			*[[Weapon:carving knife (metal)]]
			*[[Weapon:carving knife (stone)]]
	{{Cat\|Weapons,Definitions}}		{{Cat\|Weapons,Definitions}}

RY4NPW: removed note that any knife can be used to carve wood. it only applied to legacy systems that are being replaced by Crafting.

2016-05-25T15:59:22Z

removed note that any knife can be used to carve wood. it only applied to legacy systems that are being replaced by Crafting.

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	{{RTOC}}		{{RTOC}}
	A '''carving knife''' is a large [[knife]] between 8 and 15 inches that is used to slice thin cuts of meat, including poultry, roasts, hams, and other large cooked meats. A carving knife is much thinner than a chef's knife (particularly at the spine), enabling it to carve thinner, more precise slices. They are generally shorter and wider than slicing knives.<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carving_knife#Carving</ref>		A '''carving knife''' is a large [[knife]] between 8 and 15 inches that is used to slice thin cuts of meat, including poultry, roasts, hams, and other large cooked meats. A carving knife is much thinner than a chef's knife (particularly at the spine), enabling it to carve thinner, more precise slices. They are generally shorter and wider than slicing knives.<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carving_knife#Carving</ref>

	'''Note:''' generally, any knife can be used to carve wood.

	==Variations==		==Variations==

RY4NPW: /* Metal */ added stats for silversteel

2016-05-24T23:56:07Z

Metal: added stats for silversteel

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	*Honing has no effect on the speed of the knife.		*Honing has no effect on the speed of the knife.
	*The best common metal for an [[Engineering]] carving knife is lightened [[Steel (MCS)\|medium carbon steel]] (67% mcs, 33% oravir).		*The best common metal for an [[Engineering]] carving knife is lightened [[Steel (MCS)\|medium carbon steel]] (67% mcs, 33% oravir).
	*The best rare metal for Engineering carving ~~knives would~~ be 3.0 density [[silversteel]].		*The best rare metal for an Engineering carving knife is 3.0 density [[silversteel]].

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	! Type !! Hardness !! Durability !! Density !! Speed !! Durability		! Type !! Hardness !! Durability !! Density !! Speed !! Durability
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			\|[[Weapon:carving knife (metal)\|a ''<metal>'' carving knife]]\|\|95\|\|90\|\|3 \|\|10 - extremely effective \|\|18 - practically invulnerable
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	\|[[Weapon:carving knife (metal)\|a ''<metal>'' carving knife]]\|\|95\|\|50\|\|3.01\|\|10 - extremely effective \|\|12 - quite guarded		\|[[Weapon:carving knife (metal)\|a ''<metal>'' carving knife]]\|\|95\|\|50\|\|3.01\|\|10 - extremely effective \|\|12 - quite guarded

RY4NPW: added information and tool properties for forged carving knives.

2016-05-24T21:38:14Z

added information and tool properties for forged carving knives.

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 ==Variations==
 {{ISearch|carving knife}}
 * [[Knife]]
 {{Cat|Weapons,Definitions}}