🔪 CRL 13-inch Pipe Handle Cut-Out Knife for Precision Cutting Review

Just worries. How safe to store or transport? I'm going to make something like a blade guard as it's a bit dangerous in a tool bag.

This Romex product was completely unusable as I was sold a tool that did not have all the parts. I did not have the opportunity to fix the blades, and in principle it is useless. I advise against buying anything from this company.

This is a great tool that you may never have known you needed. Designed for windshield removal, but I use it for cutting insulation, removing sealant in hard-to-reach places, and for heavy-duty applications. I just wish the blade storage was a little more thoughtful. Possibly screw cap.

The only question is why didn't I buy one of these years ago?! Every guy on the site who sees it wants it. If you're cutting old caulk, this is the ONLY tool you should be using. No stupid quick-change blade that pops out when you press it. I can use both hands for this and really get some leverage. Brilliant.

This knife arrived today and looks very sturdy and well made. I would wish they included some sort of protective cap though as this isn't a tool you want to accidentally grab at the wrong end when reaching into your tool bag. Consider adding a protective cap that can be screwed or snapped onto the end of the handle when the blade is in use.

The ability to apply more force to a cut with a utility knife with an extra lever is a very useful feature in certain circumstances, e.g. B. cutting drywall joints to remove drywall. It's also easy on the joints! The rubber grip sometimes slowly lifts up with prolonged use, but is easy to put back on. A great tool to add to your toolbox and it uses standard utility knife blades. Just note that the blade isn't retractable, so handle it with care when not in use.