🔧 AMACO Sacchi 248-6714B S48 Black Wheel: Sleek Design and Precise Machining (16x7/5x108mm) Review

This knife does what it's supposed to. Too bad he came with pens. I make my own out of polymer clay and bake the blade and handles together.

Fimo requires short blades to be less flexible than 8 inch blades and this blade is strong. This blade is stiff enough to cut through paper-thin reeds with ease. It also lasts longer than other blades I've used. Good blade for a good price. Check it.

I don't know why it took so long to buy one of these. I've been into polymer clay for a few years and just bought a very cheap Sculpey set and used that, metal ruler and X-Acto until I finally bought it. Why have I waited so long! And it's flexible so you can make curved cuts!

They are very sharp but definitely not as thin as I expected. I work best with "cloth blades" and they are a bit thicker. reminds me of wallpaper remover blades that you can buy at any hardware store for about $5 for a 6 pack. I will not buy this blade again.

It cuts better than my Xacto blade but tends to "press" on my polymer clay no matter how carefully or cautiously I try to keep the shape of what I am , to maintain. This deformed my tomato cane even after trying to leave the cane in the freezer to make it more rigid and less likely to change shape when cut. My hands don't tremble when using my Xacto blade.