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this tool known as a graml is available from LMI it is used for marking or scoring binding and perfing channels on instruments like guitars violins and mandolins using this tool prior to using a router to cut The Binding or perfing channels will help reduce tear out in soundboard materials like Spruce and Cedar it can also be used together with a chisel to manually cut binding and purfling channels the radius part of the tool is used for working in rounded areas like in the waist on a guitar the flat part of the tool can be used for Less pronounced curves and flat surfaces the first thing you need to do when receiving your grandl from LMI is hone the blade so use the Allen tool provided with the tool and remove the blade just like when sharpening your other woodworking tools you need to flatten the back of the blade Iamp;#39;m going to use a 220 grit water stone to do this Iamp;#39;m then going to polish it up to a mirror finish on 1,000 4,000 and 8,000 grit once the back of the tool