Conda 1001 wooden-handled palette knife

The Conda 1001 palette knife has a wooden handle with a hanging hole and a narrow, pointed blade with an offset connection. It is useful for small paint mixtures, transferring paint from a palette and making short, local strokes with acrylic or oil paint.

Contents and selection

You receive one palette knife, model 1001. The narrow blade suits small colour portions and accents. Choose a wider knife when you want to move more paint at once.

Paint, painting surface and mixing palette are sold separately.

Working with the knife

Mix small amounts with the flat side. Use the edge for a short accent and the flat side for a wider stroke. Try pressure and paint load on a scrap; thicker paint retains more relief. Wipe the blade between colours and use light pressure on canvas without catching the fabric with the point.

Cleaning and storage

Remove paint before it hardens and clean according to the paint instructions. Clean the wooden handle without prolonged soaking and let the knife dry before hanging it up. The hanging hole helps keep your tool within reach.

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