Excel Blades Craft Knife, Paper Cutter, Exacto Knife for Contact Paper, Warhammer 40k, Craft Supplies, Utility Xacto Knife, Hobby Knife, Polymer Clay, Pack of 3, Made in USA

I was recommended these blades by a fellow cosplayer friend who swears by these blades. I decided to try these over the popular X-ACTO knives and I was blown away upon first use. The blades are more durable with what it comes with, and I get clean cuts on foam as pictured! I finally also learned how to cut bevel angles on high density foam and the blades with this kind of force do pretty well. The mechanism to release and replace the blades feels a little different than other common brand hobby knives, and it seems to have a better grip on the blades compared to others. This brand of hobby knives has a whole bunch of other ones in their line to try out, and I'm looking forward to getting more of their stuff! Highly recommended for such an affordable price.

Why is it made from lead? The posting doesn't mention this anywhere but it is written on the back of the package. I threw it in the garbage and will order something else.

I was a little bit surprised that the quality was this good for such a low price! Heck, it's practically cheaper to replace the knife than it is to replace the blades.

It’s a nice knife to cut paper with, but you’ll need to buy more blades if you’ll be using it a lot. Also, the cap doesn’t attach to the bottom when you are using it, so keep an eye on it. I lost mine after 3 uses and now I have to wrap the sharp til with tape. The stick is thin and feels like holding an standard pen. There is no grip, so if you are using it for long periods of time I suggest buying a cheap pen grip

I love how perfectly precise this instrument gets. Very sharp. The only thing I personally would suggest is maybe a high visual cap or outline around the female version of the tool. So people who are visually impaired (such as myself) could feel safe when returning the cap.But it does the job I bought it for, I've even abused the blade a little bit (due to my eye sight) and it's still just as sharp as it was when I unboxed it! Good! I need disability!

It was advertised as having 5 blades in the package. It arrived unpackaged with only one blade installed. This is going back since the only reason I purchased it was because it included the extra blades.

I like the fact its metal. Solid feeling but very nimble. Can't beat it for the money. Only small gripe is that I wish the collar stayed a little more snug. Seems to loosen up on me after a short time. But I am putting a lot more pressure than I'm sure its designed for (trimming 3d prints)

It’s a good crafting knife if you’re not cutting stuff super thick. I had to press down because it was so dull even after sharpening it and i would manage to unscrew the blade which was aggravating. I had to stop about every 5 minutes to tighten the blade back up. It’s a good price but only if you don’t need it for heavy duty crafts. The blade was a little bendy as well

It's a knife, what more can I say? It cuts very well. I wouldn't say it's worth $15 though.