Toptul SCAC1817 Auto Reload Utility Knife Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

TOP 10 Utility Knives for DIY or Professionals and Contractors SPECS AND PRICING BELOW: Marshalltown: Lowes.com Milwaukee: https://amzn.to/35joNbe Dewalt: https://amzn.to/3eKeH6o Kobalt: https://amzn.to/2InJERQ Lenux: https://amzn.to/2JWkURo Klein Tools: https://amzn.to/2IrAMKG FC Folding: https://amzn.to/3lkjEp5 Gerber Compact: https://amzn.to/2IqXN0B Cheap 2 Pack: https://amzn.to/2Ui6ooN WorkPro Wood Handle: https://amzn.to/2Uieb62
Kobalt knife plastic version I thought felt really nice in my hand untill I tried to cut something and the blad just pops loose . Idk
EXCELLENT, very informative and helpful.
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I have a Stanley 99E
awesome video, one piece of advice would be turning off the autofocus function on the camera cuz it's not in focus 90% of the time. Just change it to manual.
My Milwaukee Fastback 48-22-1502 in a nutshell is absolutely perfect for me, especially for the $10 price tag. I have the entire Fastback line and this is my favorite! Blade extraction is butter smooth, tape measure guide, 2 different wire/rope cutting locations so the blade doesn't dull in the same location, bottle opener, magnetic xtra 5 blade storage compartment, lanyard hole, metal outer shell. This Fastback utility knife is extremely rugged, ergonomic and its safety features never interfere with it's operations. It's now part of my EDC. Job well done Milwaukee!
What a great line up you have
are most blades universal i have M wauke but not happy with the blades
Some of these utility knifes have “glass breaks”, something that you didn’t mention
What... No Stanley? Fat Max?
workpro is better than all of these..
Don‘t you americans know the utility knives with the break-off-blade that we have all around Europe?
#Latinos DIY
You gotta try some OLFA knives out
Not a bad review but retracting and folding utility knives should be in separate reviews. There are about 10 or so reliable, easy to open/close good quality folding utility knives and you only included 1 of them, the Milwaukie. The FC takes 2 hands to open and has a plastic part that will break. The Workpro also takes 2 hands and often has quality control issues. All of the Gerber folding utility knives look nice but have reliability issues with holding the blade. The Stanley Quickslide Sport 2 blade knife is my favorite utility folder, and has better reviews than any knife you featured. The cheap but light black $10 Kobalt speed release you can find at Lowe's is great for lightweight and probably the easiest to open and close. Fiskars makes a great folder that is the most ergonomic and also reliable. One of the FantastiCAR utility knives on Amazon is rated higher than the FC and has no plastic parts. The Craftsman folding knife with walnut handle at Lowe's is heavy and solid, has no weakness and is easy to open/ close. Channelock makes 3 different folding utility knives that are all great and reliable. Swiss+Tech has the best 2 knife set on Amazon that is the best bang for your buck; One is a great folder and the other retractable. The newer MFIROZ on Amazon is all stainless steel and only $8, and is also a favorite of mine.
I have been looking for an autoload utility knife like the Marshalltown. I think the autoload is great for everything from drywall to roofing. I think dull knives are dangerous, being able to keep sharp blades makes work easy and is safer, in my $.02. Thank you for this informational post.
I recently bought the workpro best utility knife to me
I've tried alot over the years but the Stanley 10-499 is my all time fav for a long time now
Fastback and gerber are the best hands down!
Toughbuilt has a new tool that is both a scraper and a utility knife fairly expensive but it's a cool tool
Can you locked it
A-1000RP and L-2000RP is incredible design I am used to NT CUTTER greater than OLFA
Thanks Adam, I just followed your links for this snap knife and of course it's totally out of stock and Amazon has no idea when or if it will be back in stock. Dream, shattered
I have used some NT-cutters long time, I really like the AD2P version, really smooth operation compared to olfa's chunky clicks, it's also very slim and light. Also discovered the 30 degrees blade with nt-cutter, they are now my favorite.
i dn't care about the bloody handle just talk about wers the bloomen stainless steel never rusting bloody blade as i use thm 2cut th skin of the fruits wer they bloody get rusty th very 1st day n they get baggerd 🤪 😡
it looks cool and whatnot, until the magazine system fails, at which point you're stuck with a knife full of blades and possibly one blade half way out. I have a similar knife and it failed like that
I love NT Cutters! Been using them for over a decade now..
Not a great review imo
Okay, no. The snap off tool is going to get lost immediately. Pliers will be necessary. You have to reload the blade anyway. Not worth the hassle. I’ll stick with my little Olafs. But cool idea
Is this better than Olaf. I have an Olga knife at every station I work at.... 6,7,8?
whats the difference between these and those craft knife
the "snappy guy" and blade built-in "clips" sold it for me lol. I'm buying one today-thanks Adam.
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the best/my favorite boz/snap knife i've used is actually the dollortree knife. i know it sounds wild but honestly i have not found anything better especially for carving pink foam.
The Japanese one your talking about is most likely an Olfa knife. All snap knives originated from Olfas knives
For me, snap knives are like pencils. I'm way more likely to lose it than to use it up completely.
I've had a couple of theese, they're great for a while but then something stops working, you have to push it a spesific way to get it to work etc, after a few years I landed on the OLFA 5011US OL. The screw lock design never fails (had one of mine for over 10yrs) the extended "shroud" around the blade means less unwanted blade breaking and the "carpet tucker" at the other end I've used for pretty much everything but tucking carpets. Screwdriver, prying tool, etc. I miss it on every knife that doesn't have it.. Granted, it has a plastic body and I have actually broken two of them in 15yrs working construction, one using it as a hammer and the other as a crowbar, and the two broken could be put together to make one fully working knife... For cheap small cutters to have and loose everywhere I just buy cheap plastic ones in bulk, but in my work pants pocket there's always a OLFA
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Finally able to buy again.... lol Given it’s almost December I’m going to buy a few extra for friends! A case of the black ultra sharp blades to go with them.