🔪 DEWALT DWHT11131L Utility Blades - 50 Pack, 2-Point, 3/4In L, Premium Quality Blades for Versatile Cutting Review

I used to use Skill brand blades but couldn't find them. I have tried other brands but they are rubbish. I bought these and am very happy to say they are the best yet. I gave some to my sons and we all agree. The best blade.

I had to keep swapping Milwaukee and Husky knives. They start out sharp but don't last as long as those carbide tips. In general building you will enjoy it longer. In the photo they are hard metal.

The package I received was not opened and resealed very carefully. Looks like the package includes all the blades. There are no instructions for using the blade dispenser, but it's not hard to figure out. I found a video on YouTube showing how it works. Some kind of marker would be nice.

Not a DeWalt fan at all, but having used various utility knives for years I can confidently say that these are the most durable utility knives I have come across. Not the sharpest, but sharp enough, but they hold their edge much better than the competition. Watch the video of the project on YouTube, he came to the same conclusion.

I have used many Dewalt blades and blade sets. Your branding and blade information is usually engraved or laser printed. The blades are embossed with markings and coated with a large amount of oil. Makes me think they might be a bad fake. However, these blades don't perform particularly well and can be compared to cheaper replacement brands.

I had high hopes for these blades, but upon inspecting the blades from the case, the sharp edges are rough with many microchips, almost jagged. When used as a scraper, the blades leave lines on the surface that you scrape off, which is absolute crap and useless. I will update the photos when I get a chance. I was hoping this carbide coated blade would work well to reduce burrs, but that doesn't matter since they're so hemmed out of the box; hence they are useless for fine detail work. They're…

I've seen reviews where some people had issues with the blade dispenser. I've included a picture, the yellow section below slides out to reveal a blade. Another cool feature of the dispenser is that it can also hold used blades, there is a slot on the top where you can insert your used blade to keep it safe. Throwing a used blade in the trash can be dangerous as it can snap out of your pocket and leave a cut on your leg. I also like that it can be mounted so you have easy access to the blades…