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OLFA Metal Body Slide Mechanism Utility Knife

OLFA Metal Body Slide Mechanism Utility Knife

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SKU:OLF180BT

Regular price $4.36 USD
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OLFA Metal Body Slide Mechanism Utility Knife

Let it slide! Adjusting blade depth is a snap with the sliding mechanism on the OLFA Metal Body Utility knife.

The 9 mm snap-off blade is extremely sharp and is made of carbon steel for a lasting edge. It is a small lightweight knife that is handy to keep on hand for quick cuts on small jobs.

Slide the end off to remove the blade; there is a slot in the end where you can insert the blade to snap off a used segment.

Cut through foamcore, film, paper, cardstock, tape, paint layers, and much more.

  • Slide mechanism
  • Metal body
  • No-tool blade change
  • Pocket Clip and blade snapper
  • Preloaded with an AB silver snap-off blade
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Melanie C. (Vancouver, CA)
Useful pocket sized tool.

Love this little one, it fits in my back pocket or my pencil case, fits well in my hand for long sessions there’s less cramping, it’s small enough for detail work but also works for long straight cuts if the material isn’t too thick. I use it mostly for paper, cardboard, and foam core.

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Rowan M. (Victoria, CA)
works well

kinda slay tbh

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