Review on 🔪 TE01-111 Techni Edge No. 11 Hobby Blades, 1-Pack by Kristen Reid

They perform exactly the same (or even better) than well-known overpriced brands! But there is a significant difference - THE PRICE IS MUCH BETTER! Buy from the standard seller (who sells them through Prime) because I saw a reviewer say they have "round/blunt knives" which IS NOT TRUE IF YOU BUY FROM STANDARD/proper PRIME! I have super sharp #11 blades that will fit in your standard #11 compatible hobby knife blade holders! but not real fur fibers and they are absolutely perfect for that. This will NOT allow the fur to fall off. People keep complaining that faux fur " The knives are stored in the orange packaging/container shown. The ACCURATELY PHOTOGRAPHED PACKAGING itself is OLD and widely used and therefore showing signs of wear and tear that WILL NOT EXIST if you order brand new packaging from it! Here's what it will look like when it arrives: CONTAINER: • Supplied in a thicker plastic container (think the same thickness as plastic containers which MUST be opened with scissors) with an orange label/wrapping to prevent accidental opening . The inside of the blade is very well protected. All blades are internally oiled and neatly aligned side by side in a mini "death wall of a thousand cuts". But this "death wall" itself is neatly wrapped in extra thick protective paper, to prevent the blades from becoming dull before use, as well as to prevent accidental cutting/punching of the container. They fit into standard knife holders. They are NOT BORING if you buy them from the current/primary default seller. I don't know why the current top rating says they are boring. It is not true. • If you're working with faux fur, they're essential. Don't want "dandruff"? Use them gently to cut out the fur lining instead of chopping the fur with scissors and you're done. I recommend buying: faux fur from TheFabricExchange and other fabrics from fabric.com. I'm not sponsoring or paying to say any of this, just my AMAZING experience. take it how you want These blades are MUCH better suited for hobbyists and professionals who use #11 knives for everything from modeling to properly cutting faux fur fabrics and more. If you've read this far, here are the cookies 🍪 I don't know why the current rating says they're boring. It is not true. • If you're working with faux fur, they're essential. Don't want "dandruff"? Use them gently to cut out the fur lining instead of chopping the fur with scissors and you're done. I recommend buying: faux fur from TheFabricExchange and other fabrics from fabric.com. I'm not sponsoring or paying to say any of this, just my AMAZING experience. take it how you want These blades are MUCH better for hobbyists and professionals, use the #11 knives for everything from modeling to properly trimming faux fur fabrics and more. If you've read this far, here are the cookies 🍪 I don't know why the current rating says they're boring. It is not true. • If you're working with faux fur, they're essential. Don't want "dandruff"? Use them gently to cut out the fur lining instead of chopping the fur with scissors and you're done. I recommend buying: faux fur from TheFabricExchange and other fabrics from fabric.com. I'm not sponsoring or paying to say any of this, just my AMAZING experience. take it how you want These blades are MUCH better for hobbyists and professionals who use #11 knives for everything from modeling to cutting faux fur fabrics properly and more. If you've read this far, here's a cookie 🍪 ? Use them gently to cut out the fur lining instead of chopping the fur with scissors and you're done. I recommend buying: faux fur from TheFabricExchange and other fabrics from fabric.com. I'm not sponsoring or paying to say any of this, just my AMAZING experience. take it how you want These blades are MUCH better suited for hobbyists and professionals who use #11 knives for everything from modeling to properly cutting faux fur fabrics and more. If you've read this far, here's a cookie 🍪 ? Use them gently to cut out the fur lining instead of chopping the fur with scissors and you're done. I recommend buying: Faux fur from TheFabricExchange and other fabrics from fabric.com. I'm not sponsoring or paying to say any of this, just my AMAZING experience. take it how you want These blades are MUCH better suited for hobbyists and professionals who use #11 knives for everything from modeling to properly cutting faux fur fabrics and more. If you've read this far, here's a cookie 🍪