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forum threadCashCroc posted Jan 14, 2025 01:31 AM
forum threadCashCroc posted Jan 14, 2025 01:31 AM

Amazon.com: Fiskars Pro CarbonMax Utility Knife Blades, Replacement Blades made with Carbon Steel, 3/4 Inches, Pack of 20 Blades : Tools & Home Improvement - $20

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Model: Fiskars Pro CarbonMax Utility Knife Blades, Replacement Blades made with Carbon Steel, 3/4 Inches, Pack of 20 Blades

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Jan 14, 2025 03:05 AM
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PabIoJan 14, 2025 03:05 AM
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I think this is good? Not sure what others say, I'm on my second side of first blade, first side lasted like two months of moderate use.... And it was still good to go, I got a pack 👍
Jan 14, 2025 03:22 AM
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SkillfulKnob1307Jan 14, 2025 03:22 AM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank SkillfulKnob1307

The going rate on Amazon for the cheapest utility blades is about $10 for 100, so the Fiskar blades in the OP are ten times more expensive. I'm sure they retain their edge for longer, but you can sharpen any utility blade in 5 seconds on a sharpening stone so that it is as good as new. Make that 10 seconds if you use a strop as well. As long as it is regularly sharpened a cheap utility blade can last for months unless it gets chipped.
So the Fiskar blades won't necessarily be any sharper than their cheaper competion for everyday use. They will surely take longer to become dull, and in some situations their their stronger blades truly will cut better. If those situations matter to you then buy them. But don't kid yourself that you are saving money, or buying a product that cuts boxes any better than a sharp blade that is a tenth of the price.
I'm not just dumping on Fiskars; I like their retractable utility knife and Pro PowerArc scissors knife a lot, but the pricing on these blades seems ridiculous to me.
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Jan 14, 2025 03:52 AM
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FondgainJan 14, 2025 03:52 AM
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Thanks for posting this deal.
This is a good price, however, for the SD members info, the lowest price for this has be $8 (2024 July) for 10 blades. Thus, 20 blade price would have been $16.
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Jan 16, 2025 01:08 AM
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doriangrayJan 16, 2025 01:08 AM
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Quote from SkillfulKnob1307 :
The going rate on Amazon for the cheapest utility blades is about $10 for 100, so the Fiskar blades in the OP are ten times more expensive. I'm sure they retain their edge for longer, but you can sharpen any utility blade in 5 seconds on a sharpening stone so that it is as good as new. Make that 10 seconds if you use a strop as well. As long as it is regularly sharpened a cheap utility blade can last for months unless it gets chipped. So the Fiskar blades won't necessarily be any sharper than their cheaper competion for everyday use. They will surely take longer to become dull, and in some situations their their stronger blades truly will cut better. If those situations matter to you then buy them. But don't kid yourself that you are saving money, or buying a product that cuts boxes any better than a sharp blade that is a tenth of the price. I'm not just dumping on Fiskars; I like their retractable utility knife and Pro PowerArc scissors knife a lot, but the pricing on these blades seems ridiculous to me.
Can the Fiskars blades be just as quickly and easily sharpened? Would be nice to sharpen them and have them last much much longer than regular ones. Could make a set of 10 last forever if they can be...
Jan 16, 2025 08:11 AM
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SkillfulKnob1307Jan 16, 2025 08:11 AM
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Quote from doriangray :
Can the Fiskars blades be just as quickly and easily sharpened? Would be nice to sharpen them and have them last much much longer than regular ones. Could make a set of 10 last forever if they can be...
While I haven't actually tried it, I am sure that the Fiskars blades can be manually sharpened as well. But I really don't see why they would last any longer than regular blades, unless they are less likely to chip.

I have been using the same blade in my Milwaukee Fastback for months and right now it is just as sharp as when it was new. The Fiskar blades may need resharpening less frequently, but that's the only benefit I see for them unless you are regularly using a utility knife to cut things which are really, really tough. But if that's the case you should probably be using a different tool anyway.
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