🔪 Efficient and Versatile: Hyde 6113 31550 Quick Change Wallcovering Razor Knife with 1 Blade Review

Bought to replace an antique version that didn't hold the blade well. This works very well. It takes some force to open, but the blades hold up well. Another's comment on the lack of a hanging hole is well received. The drill takes care of that.

Makes using a single blade razor easy and safe when cutting window film on a mat. It's a device that allows me to hold it securely and allows me to apply more even pressure while cutting. Adjust between uses. I also bought some Swanson cutting guides with non-slip grips to make cutting window film easier and safer.

In the photo the tool looks more fragile where the metal penetrates the wood. He's actually very strong. The pictures also don't show how the blade holder assembly works, but it's good quality. There is a piece of metal that rotates up so you can put in a new blade. Fits well and securely holds the blade when seated in the tool. I would like to improve this tool in two ways: add some sort of removable blade guard (or plastic case) and drill a hole in the handle. I drilled a hole in the handle…

I hate dulling my pocket knife when cutting rough/hard objects, especially when a lot of cutting is required. Enter this handy little tool. It includes a regular single blade razor that can be bought cheaply in bulk - OEMTOOLS 25181 Razor Blades 100-Pack When your razor gets dull, simply replace it with another. I've saved myself hours I would otherwise have spent re-sharpening knives. I'll definitely buy another one if this ever wears out, but the construction is very solid so I don't expect…

Most offensive and probably due to such a reasonable price is there is no cap or plastic tube for storage! I really don't want to do that, but I think I'd better take the blade off every time I'm done and put it back on the starter or risk a very nasty accident. Then I look at the dollar store for something like a toothbrush holder that's the right size for storage. I appreciate this tool as my hands are getting more arthritic. I'll keep it as I don't have kids or infirm people, I'm just here…