Silverline Tools Hooked Pointed Lino knife Podger 612515

Silverline Tools 612515 Hooked Pointed Lino Knife Podger

Barcode: 5024763180668

MPN: 612515

Overview:

Hooked Pointed Lino Knife Podger a specialist hand tool designed for precise cutting and controlled pushing in tight corners and joints vinyl flooring and Sealant backer rod. Featuring a hooked 75mm carbon steel blade with a sharp pointed tip, it’s ideal for flooring installers cutting and trimming lino, vinyl and similar materials, as well as for tasks where you need to crease, lift or guide material accurately. The hooked profile also makes it useful for window and sealant work, such as pushing backing rod neatly into gaps around frames or into expansion joints. Finished with a beechwood handle for a comfortable, secure grip, it’s a practical tool for tradespeople who need precision and control during fitting and finishing work.

Key Features

• Hooked, pointed podger-style lino knife for precise cutting and pushing tasks

• 75mm curved carbon steel blade for durability and sharpness

• Hooked profile helps work into corners and along joints more easily

• Pointed tip suitable for starting cuts and guiding materials accurately

• Ideal for lino and carpet fitting, trimming and crease cutting

• Useful for pushing backing rod into gaps around frames and joints

• Suitable for beading tasks and removing uPVC window/door glazing beads

• Beechwood handle for comfort and control during use

Specifications

• Brand: Silverline

• Product Type: Hooked Pointed Lino Knife / Podger

• MPN: 612515

• Barcode: 5024763180668

• Blade Length: 75mm

• Blade Material: Carbon steel

• Handle Material: Beech wood

• Quantity: 1

Applications

• Cutting and trimming and marking lino, vinyl and similar flooring materials

• Carpet fitting tasks where a hooked blade aids control

• Crease cutting and working into tight corners

• Installing backing rod around windows and door frames

• Pushing backing rod into joints and gaps before sealing

• Beading work and removing uPVC glazing beads (task dependent)

How to Use

• Mark your cut line clearly and use controlled pressure with the pointed tip to start the cut.

• Use the hooked blade to follow edges, corners and joints with steady strokes.

• For backing rod installation, use the hooked profile to guide and press the rod into place without damaging surrounding surfaces.

• Store safely when not in use and keep the blade clean and dry after work.

Hooked Pointed Lino Knife Podger – Key FAQs

• What is a lino knife podger used for?
  It’s used for cutting and trimming and marking lino/vinyl flooring and for precise work in corners and joints, where a hooked pointed blade gives extra control.

• How long is the blade?
  It has a 75mm curved blade, suitable for controlled trimming and crease cutting tasks.

• What is the blade made from?
  The blade is made from carbon steel for durability and sharpness.

• Can this tool be used for backing rod installation?
  Yes, it’s useful for pushing backing rod into gaps around window and door frames and into joints before applying sealant.

• Is it suitable for uPVC glazing bead removal?
  It can be used for beading tasks and removing uPVC glazing beads, depending on the job and access.

• What is the handle made from?
  It has a beechwood handle designed to provide a comfortable grip and good control.

• Is this a trade-only tool?
  It’s suitable for both trades and capable DIY use, but like all bladed tools it should be handled and stored carefully.