📏 Stanley STHT82397A Precision Measuring Knife for Enhanced Value Review

Accuracy wise I haven't done carpentry to evaluate accuracy but I usually use the same tape measure to measure size and then the wood to be cut to get a constant to ensure cutting length. The stationery knife is a bit cheap, but that's not why we bought it.

I still prefer Stanley's "metal" tapes to the plastic tapes which can be too bulky. They just feel comfortable and true to size and the quality has always been good. It's real metal, not just shiny plastic. The knife is quite simple but functional. For a long time I carried it around in my tool bag thinking it would come without blades but when I went to install the blade I actually found it in the handle so be careful. happy with the purchase.

It was marketed as 'all metal' when actually it is ALL PLASTIC with a metallic finish to give it a metallic look. This is a complete counterfeit of the original Stanley tape measure and knife and will most likely shatter into a thousand pieces of plastic if you drop it. I thought it was a fake product so wasn't surprised when it was clearly fake. However, it's a pretty good fake. If you are satisfied with the quality of the plastic junk, it is obvious that they are making this fake using the…