Fiskars Detail Craft Knife, Cool Gifts for Brother, Included with Protective Cover, 8, Exacto Knife for Crafting, Orange.

I bought this to replace an Olfa which I found to be poorly balanced/weighted. It was otherwise a great knife. The Olfa blades are second to none and I use them in my Fiskars knife. My only complaint about this knife, is the lack of an anti-roll nub . As a result, I've already had my knife roll off my hobby desk and onto my lap, resulting in a stab of my inner thigh, mere inches from "Mr Happy". This knife will accept all standard hobby blades, like X-acto, etc. Agaain, heft/balance/weight makes this an excellent knife.

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Love the knurled grip. Its an xacto knife as you would expect and is sturdy and will get the job done!. Sharp, sleek and just the right size.

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.