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Square Point Industrial Knives — Primary Tool
№50100

Hyde Tools 50100 Square Point Knife #2

MODEL 50100 · SKU H-50100 · UPC 079423501005
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Square Point Knife #2

Official Hyde specifications

Dimensions
3" x 11/16" x .058"
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Is this the right tool for your job?

✕CHOOSE A DIFFERENT TOOL WHEN
  • Long production runs — three inches of narrow blade is a detail-and-touch-up tool, not the knife for slabbing or long draw cuts; step up to the #3, #5, or #6.
  • Heavy hide and sole leather — the light .058" blade flexes where dense stock needs the sole skiver's (55190) heavier steel.
  • Belting and rubber force work — the narrow bench blade and bare handle are wrong for two-handed cutting through a conveyor belt; that is the .083" full-size square points, guarded where policy requires.
  • Prying or twisting — the narrower blade gives up a little lateral strength for its access, so don't use it as a lever.
  • And it is not itself the primary skiver: it finishes and reaches corners; the running feather belongs to the 55170.

Jobs this tool does

EXACT JOB METHODS FOR HYDE №50100
Job guide How to Choose a Pointed Knife vs a Square-End KnifeOPEN JOB GUIDE Job guide How to Prepare a Cemented Leather Lap JointOPEN JOB GUIDE

For these jobs—use this instead

THE JOB, THE REASON, AND THE BETTER TOOL
Heavy hide and sole leather The light .058" blade flexes where dense stock needs the sole skiver's (55190) heavier steel. BETTER TOOL Leather Skiver Knife, 6-3/4" x 1" 55190 The running feather itself And it is not itself the primary skiver: it finishes and reaches corners; the running feather belongs to the 55170. BETTER TOOL Thin Skiver Knife, 5-1/8" x 5/8" 55170

How the pros run it

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Narrow means access, not strength — respect the trade-off

The 11/16" blade is a hair less stiff laterally than a 3/4" one; let it cut, don’t pry sideways with it, and it will hold a line all day. Lay it flat for the touch-up shave. Skiving-style work with the #2 uses the same near-flat, slightly skewed, off-the-edge stroke as the skiver — spine barely lifted, the edge slicing forward and out. Use a sacrificial surface every time: the square end guards the layer beneath, but the edge still cuts through to the board, so work over scrap. Keenness does the work. A skiving-companion knife has to be razor-keen or it tears instead of shaving; strop it in rhythm, and stone it when the strop stops bringing it back. High-carbon steel rewards upkeep: hone and strop it for years of service, and wipe it dry after cased-leather or damp work, because carbon steel can rust overnight where a utility knife’s consumable blades would simply be snapped off and thrown away.

Asked before buying

BUYER QUESTIONS, ANSWERED BEFORE YOU ORDER
What makes the #2 different from the other numbers?
Width. It is the only numbered square point under 3/4" wide, at 11/16". That narrow blade reaches into corners and tight channels the wider knives bridge over.
Why is it sold next to the skivers?
Because at a skived corner the long thin skiver can't sit flat, and the narrow #2 can — it takes the last shaving and squares the edge. The "Skive a leather edge" job lists them together.
Is it a skiving knife?
It does touch-up and corner skiving, laid flat; the running skive is the 55170's job. Think of the #2 as the skiver's finishing partner.
Does the narrow blade make it weaker?
Slightly less stiff sideways than a 3/4" blade — fine for cutting, not for prying. Cut with it, don't lever with it.
Rust and upkeep?
High-carbon steel: hone, strop, and wipe dry after damp or cased-leather work. That maintenance is the deal across the whole heritage wing.

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Model & SKUModel 50100 · SKU H-50100 · UPC 079423501005
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Specs & documentation

Full specification details
catalog product name
Square Point Knife #2
specifications
dimensions: 3" x 11/16" x .058"
official product name
Square Point Knives
official variant identity
50100 — 3" x 11/16" x .058"
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$11.37PER UNIT · H-50100