Specifications & Dimensions
| Dimensions and Capacity: | |
|---|---|
| Overall Dimensions: | 6.2 in. L |
| Product Overview: | |
| Integrated Blade Storage: | Yes |
| Item Weight (lbs.): | 0.24 |
| Color: | |
| Color/Finish: | Silver/black |
| Handles: | |
| Handle Type: | Soft grip |
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Soft grip utility knife made of silver painted aluminum with soft santoprene cover. Slider is made of tempered spring steel. 3 heavy duty blades in the handle, 0.025 in. thick. Universal 2 notch or 3 notch blades fit. Internal rubber fingers prevent spare blades from shaking and dulling.
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Added on February 16, 2009
Overall, others give this:
Kent, WA
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It took me a while to figure out how to open the knife comfortably. Then I laid the knife in my hand backwards, then I push the button in. "Works for Me" The other way was hard to hold.
Corpus Christi, TX
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I wound up returning it before I used it because it seemed very flimsy/cheap when I took it apart to get a blade, and it was difficult to reassemble (the blades are kept in the handle).
San Antonio, TX
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Nice! We have had no problems at all.... I am tired of those dinky ones so we have 2 craftsman and they are perfect!
heavydutywomen
Chicago, IL
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i enjoy my knife very it's very sharp and i can do my work alot faster
buyerpup
Santa Monica, CA
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I have a 20 year old knife and this new one is as solid and well made. Craftsman quality has not declined over time.
uscpron
Waxhaw, NC
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Works just great - best utility knife ever.
Punisher71
Wichita, KS
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I have to admit, it looks like it is put together in China, but I've put it through a beating and it is still working great. The grips make it pretty comfortable to apply heavy pressure. Pretty easy to change out blades too.
DIYMaryland
Frederick, MD
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I purchased this Craftsman utility knife to replace an old utility knife. The blade locking position stays locked even with a fair amount of pressure when cutting. The locking positions could better a little better offering more cutting blade lengths. It comes with three total blades and has a nice push release to replace the old blade. The case is durable for when it is dropped or stepped on. I like the fact that you do not have to remove a screw to replace the blade. Just be careful as the push button is plastic and may break.
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The craftsman 94832 utility knife is pretty good for the lower cost knifes on the market. The snap together is a nice feature and allows quick blade changes. However, after repeaded use the latching mechanizum does wear a bit and it does not stay tightly together. Probably more than suffient for the average homeowner, but the everyday contractor might need something more robust. Overall pretty good for the money.
North Las Vegas, NV
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The handle feels nice, the blade goes in and out nicely. But the blade is very lose! It moves around more than any utility knife that I have ever had. This may not be a mjaor issue in most apllications but if you need to do precise cutting, do not buy this knife.
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