6" Detail Craft Knife, Exacto Hobby Utility Knife, Durable Aluminum

Very sharp tool. It is a great size. not to bulky and fits in your hand as a ballpoint pen would. It is very easy to use and can make straight and curved cuts very easily and smoothly. The blade replacement is a little tricky the first time you do it. Be very careful when doing it. It has a bent piece of metal that compresses, and when you tighten the handle, that way the blade stays firmly in its spot. Overall, a great tool that can be used for so many different projects and is extremely comfortable and convenient.

perfect for crafts. easy to use. must have for card making or scrapbooking.

For those having trouble getting the blade to lock, I think I can help. I bought a 2 pack, 2 months ago. Until tonight I had used only one, and it's been great. Grabbed the second one tonight, and the blade would not stay in place. After examining the good one, I notice the blade was aligned with the little nub on the collet, which also aligns with notch on the collar. After I did the same on the second knife, the blade locks in place.

This detail knife is very easy to use. Not only is it comfortable to hold, but it also cuts well. It has a soft grip near the blade end, and a ridged grip area in the metal shaft three quarters of the way up from the blade end. I love that this knife has a cover over the blade. This Fiskars knife comes with one #11 standard blade. The package states that this knife will also fit a #10 standard curved blade or a #16 scoring blade or a #17 standard chisel blade. I trust the Fiskars brand. I own other Fiskars products and have had no problems over the years.

Very comfortable grip, blade has not lasted for long and wants to slip out. Held up well during light cutting, just not for heavier jobs like wood. Material feels sturdy and cap stays on safely for storage. Feels very safe. Good value for light work.

Outstanding Precision for Detail Cutting & Prep! If your home projects require clean, tight cuts on delicate materials, the Fiskars 6" Detail Craft Knife is an indispensable addition to your workspace. From fine craft prep to cutting out intricate shapes, it offers total control and clean results every single time. Definitely great for the money spent. Very sharp

Fiskar is the way to go for most of my crafting cutting equipment. Solid connection holds the blade so its easy to just use and not worry about it slipping out which I've had problems with due to "lower priced solutions", easy blade replacement, never a hiccup, the grip is perfect for me and I use it to remove plastic parts from 3d model frames. Fiskar has a great warranty too, so your money is well spent here.

A craft knife should do one thing well. Cut cleanly and without drama. This one delivers. The blade comes razor sharp out of the package and holds its edge through detailed work. It glides through paper, vinyl, cardboard, and fine materials without snagging or tearing. The balance feels right in the hand. Not too light. Not awkward. Controlled. The grip allows for precision cuts without finger fatigue, which matters if you are working on detailed projects for any length of time. Blade changes are straightforward and secure. It is not flashy. It is not gimmicky. It is just a dependable, sharp tool that does exactly what it promises. Five stars because precision tools should disappear in your hand and let you focus on the work. This one does.

Great detail knife. Cap clips firmly into place. Whole item is well made - solid.

É fundamental ter um na caixa de ferramentas

Me gusto, tiene buen agarre, cómodo al usar y lo bueno que tiene su protección para evitar lesiones con la navaja.

Absolute waste of money. Lifetime warranty for this item is as useless as the tool itself. See the image for my old unit vs Fiskars. Let me tell you what my old unit does: 1 - Collet can be tightened with risking my fingers 2 - Collet has a tight grab, blade never moves 3 - Good balance, good grip, doesn’t slip. Knurling is great. It is simple but does the job well. I just wanted something bigger and newer with larger handle. What Fiskars did wrong: 1 - Orange grip is bs, it doesn’t stay in place when cuttin. You should have just put knurling instead of the orange part. I will probably print a replacement cover with plastic knurling. 2 - You can’t hold orange part to twist the handle so you can lock or unlock, because it doesn’t stay in place, so you have to hold by metal part near blade, risk your fingers 3 - Collet seizes when you try to remove it to replace blade, you have to knock it on the desk to pop it out. 4 - Collet grip mechanism is nonsensical, harder to operate and provides no additional grip ability. I provided the photo, see for yourselves. This was my first and last Fiskars purchase of any kind. I will stick to Japanese blades.

Fiskars is a brand I know and trust, everything they make it top quality and does not disappoint. This craft knife is no different. I recommend buying a pack of blade refills to keep handy.