Seam Separation Knife

This is my go-to tool when a seam is resisting my efforts to separate it. Very sharp, no gouging, but strong enough to apply necessary leverage.

Sharp...oh and just in case I did not mention ... SHARP SHARP SHARP... Multiple uses at the desk...
DId I say...SHARP?

it's a decent knife. it's cheap, works super. no complaints here.

Super useful for opening up seams. The razor edge is just that - quite sharp. A no-brainer, especially given the price.

A very useful tool.

When you need a good, sharp, sturdy blade to wedge in between things, this is your knife. For the price, it is superbly made and useful in many applications.

I like this tool a lot. It will replace some of the knives and chisels I have used in the past for multiple jobs. Including hand cutting v shaped patches for cracks in spruce tops.

Just like the offset knife - this is a dandy tool. Inexpensive and well-made in good old Nippon(Japan). Sort of the Ibanez of knives ;-) The blade is great- I use it as-stated to open up seams I'm getting ready to re-glue.

I will never attempt another fretboard removal with anything but this tool. It cut my time by 60% and leaves the separation seams clean enough to not require additional finishing upon reassembly.

This gem is a "fooler." In reality, the gentle wedge and razor sharp leading edge makes for controlled separation of glued seams. What was a purchase on a "whim," has become a reliable tool.