Fine-Line Precision Craft Hobby knife With 5 Replacement Blades

Es buena pero necesitaba que el área de corte fuera mas pequeño para detalles

bought this on a whim and I am so happy with it I already roccemended it to my friends.I've always struggled with traditional exacto knives and I do have a wide variety of other cutting implements that I use but I treated myself to a little Amazon Prezi the other week and oh my word this thing is amazing it cuts like writing with a pen

I absolutely love this knife, I do try to avoid using on tougher than usual projects or for prolonged periods of time bc I can’t find replacement blades. Please tell me Vivvid does supply them some way or some how. Overall Love It!!

Hard steel razor edge, that's smaller than the #11's. Lasts a good while too and I cut stencils...for hours. Nice grip on the triangle base and the tool I grab most for circles & intricate cuts. Cuts my time in half. Nice to have the 5 extra blades, but wish I could buy the replacement blades instead of having to buy another one. Easier to get use to than the ceramic blades and the gyro cut tool. I'll buy several more of these...easy.

Perfect for crafting.

The blade is smaller than expected and it swirls around. Messes up your projects

I own and operate a few 3D printers as a hobby, and an X-acto knife is a permanent tool in my post-processing arsenal. For some prints, cleaning up tight nooks and crannies can be tough with a full sized blade though.So when I saw this, I had to try it. I had 3D printed a 12 inch long model of a gecko, and had printed the model with a "brim" around it's base to ensure the gecko's feet wouldn't separate from the printer's build plate during printing.While this blade did help with trimming the brim out of the gecko's feet, I found the blade wore out super quick. I couldn't get a properly focused photo of the blade, but it's edge is literally missing chunks out of it.Mind you, PLA, which is the plastic compound I use to 3D print the gecko model, is renowned as a mechanically hard and tough plastic, so I didn't expect the blade of this tool to hold up well. But I figured the blade would simply dull, not fall apart as it did.So, if you're considering this for tiny, precision work, take into account the hardness of the material you work with, and it's potential wear on blades. For soft material and light, precision work, this knife will work great. It's ergonomics and blade size really let you reach into tight spots. But if you're working with harder or abrasive materials, these blades aren't hardened, and they won't last long.

First impressions.. I really like how this feels in my hand. It has a little weight to it, which I also like. Plus it's good looking, not that it matters, just saying.You get quite a few blades, which is always handy. They are a little awkward to put in if you ask me, but that is just my opinion. Blades are not the sharpest I've used, but more than sharp enough. My X-Acto blades seem to be sharper. But these work just fine.One important thing I love about this knife is the cap. It's fits nice and tight, so snug, it's not going to come off or fall off like my name brand knife does all the site. So it's a safer knife, less chance of getting cut.Very happy with this item, the price is great, would happily recommend.

Blade wiggles around a lot - not very sturdy.Hard to tighten blade into ... metal screwy thingy.

One thing I wasn't aware of was that the blade is small. But it is small enough for someone like me is comfortable with, and I don't have to worry about cutting off a finger.The problem I have is that blade doesn't stop rotating, but I won't complain too much since I didn't pay a lot for this tool.

I'm worried about replacement blades in the future. Putting that aside, no other hobby knife gives you the precision and dexterity that this will. For 3D print clean up, best choice.

I wouldn't recommend it the blades are pretty dull. I went through 3 blades all were dull