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Slice Craft Knife
TOL-14508
DESCRIPTION INCLUDES FEATURES
Cutting Depth: 16.3 +-0.5mm
No-roll handle with cross-hatch grip
Compatible blades: Straight & Curved
Finger-friendly edge stays sharp 11x longer
Reduces injuries, lowers costs
Non-sparking, non-conductive blade
Rust-free blade
Ambidextrous design
No-tool blade change
Fewer blade changes = fewer injuries
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CERAMIC CRAFT HOBBY KNIFE SLICE X-ACTO
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PUBLISHED ON DECEMBER 14,
2017
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elijahparker / about 3 months ago / 1
Looks nice but I have a couple questions: Are these as sharp and cut as smoothly and cleanly as steel
blades? I like the idea but don’t want a sub-par cut. Also, are they prone to breaking from lateral force or can
they flex a little? Thanks!
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john luke / about 2 months ago / 1
I bought one of these in the hope that a ceramic blade would be super sharp. In practice though the
blades seem quite dull. Not sharp enough to cut open the pack of replacement blades. I had to fall back to
my trusty snap off blade box cutter which was much sharper. So for me steel is sharper.
Will have to buy some steel blades to make uses of this expensive device. I regret buying the replacement
blades which seem no sharper.
xtopher / about 3 months ago / 1
Great questions! I have found that these blades are just as sharp and cut as smooth as steel, but yes
they are a bit frailer on the lateral movement. Now that being said, I was a bit surprised by how little the
difference between the two was in terms of breakage point.
You can see an example of it cutting in the video for this product. Hope this helps!
elijahparker / about 3 months ago / 1
Awesome, thanks for the reply! I’ll probably try it out.
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