Awl

The most accurate way of placing screws or drilling holes is to start with a pilot hole. This positively locates the screw or drill bit right where it is needed before you start to drill or screw and keeps it in place while you do so. This is where an awl comes in useful. Its sharp point allows you to create the pilot hole precisely where you want it.

The high speed steel blade is hardened to Rc 59-61 and features a sharp point for accurate hole placement in both hardwoods and softwoods. As the blade is hardened high speed steel rather than carbon steel, the point is much sharper, will stay sharper for longer and will not bend or wear down. Its extremely smooth finish prevents it from sticking especially when used in wet or green wood. Turned from solid Bubinga, the handle is ergonomically shaped to give you a firm yet comfortable grip making it a pleasure to use. This precision awl has an overall length of 125mm and is perfectly sized for any tool box or bag. ©