🔪 DIYSELF 150 PCS Hobby Knife Blades: High Carbon Steel #11 Refill Craft Art Blades with Storage Case Review

Besides the presentation, where can I get stars for a presentation? Believe me the fight is real when you look at the pictures. They work perfectly and were sealed in a plastic bag, parchment and a completely melted plastic box. The problem is that the plastic box that the product came in didn't close and was broken, not to mention the seller chose the wrong size as the product is too big for the box! How could it escape quality control? Now I have 99 of them and I have nowhere to keep them as…

Blades are good. They are thinner than x-acto's signature blades and don't fit perfectly. Although the fit is close enough. Being skinny actually gives them some flexibility, which I think makes them look better. As a result, the tips do not break as quickly as brand name blades and there is less metal wasted. The flexibility also facilitates curved cuts when cutting paper shapes. In general, being cheap comes with some unintended positive side effects. One thing though: ditch the awful plastic

As your typical poor MFA student, I was pleased to see such a large pack of X-Acto Blades at such a low price. I've been using them in my studio for a few months now and have used about half of them on a variety of media including 35mm film, cardboard, foam, rubber and felt. sharp as the X-Acto brand blades that came with my #11 knife. But for the price, that doesn't really bother me. The difference isn't big enough to make you spend twice as much. A more serious problem I've found is that the…