Review on 🔪 Precision Cutting Made Easy: Speedball Linoleum Cutter Assortment #2 by Jennifer Roberts

I added these to my collection so I can have handles for every type of blade. They aren't as well made as the old school colored putty pens. They are thinner and not as gracefully weighted. But they still work, just without the nice feel of old-style buttons. Also the blade quality is cheap cheap cheap. The thin "V"-shaped splinter blade is gripped tighter than the old ones, and its sides cut through the linoleum, leaving a much wider cut mark than it should. This purpose of a thin blade is to cut fine lines. This will cut a wider line than the tool intended.