🔪 TE01-111 Techni Edge No. 11 Hobby Blades, 1-Pack Review

We use a lot of #11 blades here. We've used with for a long time Zirconium nitride coated X-ACTO blades. We took a gamble on the Techni Edge as they're only 25% more expensive and we figured if they lasted at least half as long we'd save money. We thought these blades were great. It's hard to tell if they're less durable, but if they don't last as long it's so close we can't tell the difference. Also, out of the box, the Techni Edge blades were actually sharper than the X-ACTO blades, to the…

We used these blades for fine deburring on the job. At some point in the last 6 months (they are dispensed from our machine so I don't know exactly when they were purchased) the quality has gone. First, our inspectors reported that the blades, which came in plastic packaging at the time, contained excessive amounts of oil and no longer deburred the softer rubber parts they worked with. Thinking it was just a bad batch of blades I ordered another pack of 100. This was in a plastic bag with a…

They perform exactly the same (or even better) than well-known overpriced brands! But there is a significant difference - THE PRICE IS MUCH BETTER! Buy from the standard seller (who sells them through Prime) because I saw a reviewer say they have "round/blunt knives" which IS NOT TRUE IF YOU BUY FROM STANDARD/proper PRIME! I have super sharp #11 blades that will fit in your standard #11 compatible hobby knife blade holders! but not real fur fibers and they are absolutely perfect for that. This…