Pack Of 2 CRAFTSMAN Retractable Blade Utility Knives (CMHT10382) For Precision Cutting And Safety Review

These are simply cheap unusable garbage that's exactly what I did after 30 minutes I put them in the trash don't bother keep looking

Knife came with no blade installed and two (2) spare blades though ad stated it came with three (3) blades!Otherwise knife appears well made.

The retractor on one of the does not work because the opening the blade needs to come through is so narrow the blade doesn't fit. I threw it away. The other one is just okay. Does not extend fully.

I like the red.Does a good job of retracting when the blade is not needed.I have a few Stanley box knives and love them.I love Craftsman tools but these are the hardest knives I have ever tried to replace the blades on.I’m cutting carpet. A bunch of precision cuts where I have to replace the blades after a few cuts. The Stanley knives take under a minute to unscrew, replace or flip, the blade and screw back up.These Craftsman knives unscrew fine but the blades are "stuck” in the retracting…

One was ok, one was NOT. The screw that held the two sides together was frozen into place, so trying to unscrew it eventually stripped the indentation where the screwdriver inserts, thus making things hopeless. This is not two-for-one. This is one-for-one, and therefore way overpriced compared to my much better Stanley. Bleah.------I've added this bit after Revain quickly replaced the items. Sure. enough, one of THOSE refused to cooperate, leading to another death struggle between the…

I tried adjusting the blade into the handle and found it very difficult to do. I said to myself this CAN'T be a Craftsman product. I checked and, sure enough, it was made in China. How can "they" keep making these knock-offs; what ever happened to "Copy Right Infringement?

Finally got a replacement for my 10-year-old Craftsman utility knife. Replacing a blade on it is cumbersome. Thanks for attention!

Just received them. The blades come inside the cutter and you have to unscrew the screw to open to cutter in order to get the blade and install it. On one of the cutters, we were not able to open it because the screw was so tight and the screw ended up being stripped. Called Craftsman…Craftsman is sending a replacement!

They screwed in the two pieces so tightly that I could not unscrew to put a blade in without stripping the screws. Totally worthless.

I didn't realize you have to install the blade when you purchase this item. I had no tools so I had to borrow a screwdriver from someone else in order to use this box cutter.When this issue was solved, it worked fine.

I'm a handy guy. Wasted 15 min of my life figuring out how to put the razor in. Never, ever going to take it out! Thanks for attention!

What I dislike about this product is the lack of instructions on inserting blade. It took a while but I finally figured it out.

This 2-pack of sturdy metal utility knives is a good value and in my case, both knives were easy to set the blades, and the slider works well. Apparently, some reviewers were not so fortunate.

Durability would be a zero out of the package the screw to open the utility knife to get the blades out is completely stripped so the utility knife is junk:

Bought this to cut foam core for my interior design classes. It works well but sometimes the switch gets stuck so the blade won’t come out completely. Other than that, it does what I need it to.

So far so good. Looks and feels good. Will be putting them to work and see how they perform. Blades are not to hard to install.

I am a tool person. I remember when "Craftsman" meant the finest tools.They have been sold, and the quality is not as much, but I still bought this pair thinkingthey should be pretty good. Wrong.I am a woodworker and living space designer.After spending 20 minutes trying to get the little wire mechanism that just pops out of place,that holds the cutting blade, to accept a blade and then allow the other half of the assemblyto be screwed back on, I threw them out.I have better things to do than…

Cheaply made and flimsy, it's hard to believe this is made by Craftsman. There are no directions on the package as to how to put the blades in and get it to work. A lot of wasted time figuring out this cheap trash actually works because it falls apart when it's unscrewed and there isn't a minimal suggestion on how to get the thing to slide. It is really a crummy tool.

They’re ok, bought them for my job & had difficulty getting it to go back together properly after inserting the base. Other that it works fine so far

Sending these back. Loading a utility knife isn’t a hard task! Internal mechanism bent. I’m not paying for something I need to fix.