Flat head Mainly used to plane uneven wood surfaces and smooth with no trace. Large models can also be used to chisel larger areas, producing bold, vivid, and natural brushstroke effects. Steel head Edges straight on both sides; often referred to as the Indian head. For traditional carvings, the steel head in the middle helps keep the front upright, allowing the surrounding areas to remain steady. Also used to engrave characters and patterns on wood, enabling precise pattern work. Triangle head Primarily used for carving hair, decorative lines, and fine details. Also used for engraving and watermarkstyle wood art plates. The triangle tip of the head helps remove wood chips from the triangular groove and defines the lines being drawn or carved. Shockabsorbing handle Provides better protection for the hands, reducing fatigue during heavyduty work. Ergonomically designed to support precise cutting and comfortable operation. Use scenarios Furniture and cabinetry: smooth rough surfaces, refine edges, and create clean, naturallooking finishes on wood blocks and panels. Signage and decorative panels: engrave characters, patterns, and decorative lines with clear, crisp results. Relief carving and wood art: add hairline details and decorative borders in relief pieces and artistic wood plates.