COSCO 091524 Box Cutter Knife w/Shielded Blade, Black/Blue
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I noticed on Amazon that you can buy food-safe stainless blades. I believe they have a model for that as well.
S5 safety blades are incompatible with the black and blue 091524 safety cutter.
Blades made specifically for this knife, the EasyCut 1000.
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After the knife's plastic gave way, causing the reserve blade to come up and the back end to shatter, the extra blade went right between my ring and pinky, on the palm itself, and I lost my job. br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>use a pocket.
This knife has been a game-changer for me since I started working at Walmart a few months ago. In terms of getting items out of their boxes, this is a game changer. The blades are extremely long-lasting and never break, making it a breeze to complete my tasks. Knowing that my knife is easily accessible and stored because it is attached to your belt buckle is useful. If you work in a store and need to deal with boxes before the end of your shift, I recommend purchasing this knife.
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I couldn't be happier with this cutter for the price I paid — I adore it! I usually open between 100 and 200 books per year. At work, I'm able to fill up to 200 boxes per day. I was sick of putting down my cutter when I needed my hands to stock merchandise, then turning around to open another box and forgetting where I'd put my opener. NO MORE — the issue has been resolved! The cutter slides into the holster with ease, and I can wear it on my belt or anywhere on the front of my shirt without it getting in the way. This has also eliminated the issue of coworkers "borrowing" my cutters and failing to return them (it's difficult to "borrow the cutter" when you're wearing it)! The stretchy cord makes it easy to reach what you need to open without having to remove the entire holster — just pull out your cutter, open your box, holster your cutter, and you're done! br>br>The cutter cuts through tape and cardboard of various thicknesses with ease. This cutter has made my job at work (as well as household tasks) a lot easier and faster. This cutter has been an excellent investment for me as a woman with arthritis in her hands. For such a low price, I got a lot more than I bargained for.
Do you want to be a pro at cutting tape and boxes? Then this box cutter is for you! It has three blade length modes for when you need to be cautious about how far the blade goes and when you need to go HAM on that box. It has a clip that you can holster in to make you feel like a box-cutting cop. If that's not your thing, it has a clip that can go wherever you want it to go, so you can reach into a pocket, cut a box, let go, and the box cutter is hanging all over your leg instead of on the floor. It's locked, so you won't get pocketed or anything like that. BOX CUTTER! It's cheap, it's functional, and it's BOX CUTTER!.
For the past month, I've been using this knife every day. It has a tether and fits in my pocket, which I like. Other knives fall out of my pocket, which is about 5 cm deep in women's jeans. I wish it came with extra blades because these are uncommon, but you can remove the one that came with it, flip it over, and use the other side, which is perfect for slicing tape off of boxes and will cut right through when the blade is new. To give you an idea, I work 30 hours a week stocking and cutting through boxes. Because it's made of cheap plastic, I suspect it'll need to be replaced after a few months, but it served its purpose perfectly.
I like the idea so much that I ordered another one that is similar but a little more rugged for a little more money.
At work, I go through anywhere from 20 to 40 bags of trash per day. Each day, 100 boxes of various cardboard widths are produced. I've tried many different types and styles of box cutters, from just opening them to cutting off the lids to completely dismantling them, and I've found flaws in every one of them, some more than others. br>br>I bought this after seeing a coworker with a box cutter and asking to borrow it during his lunch break. I was so taken with it that I bought one for myself the next night on Amazon. It arrived in a few days and has not disappointed in the least. It clips to your belt or pants pocket (or anywhere else you want to clip it to), and all you have to do is squeeze the trigger to release it from the holster, slice, and re-holster it. Because the cord extends beyond my arm's length, I have little fear of losing it. You won't require it for any longer than that. The blade will remain withdrawn if the trigger is not squeezed. This box cutter has a good grip, so it won't slip out of your hand, and it has a locked setting as well as three other settings that control how much of the blade comes out. Mine is set to 2 for me. A spare blade can also be kept in the box cutter. The blades are inexpensive and can be found almost anywhere that sells box blades. There are two of them included. br>br>No more ripped pockets, misplaced pockets, or fumbling with them. This has saved me a lot of time in terms of looking for box cutters, trying to get the damn things to open, sliding out of my sweaty hands, and money in terms of not having to buy new pants. br>br>It's also come in handy for everyday tasks like opening packages and presents. Even if you don't work with a lot of boxes on a daily basis, having one around is great. I'll be sure to keep this on my belt when I'm on the move.
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