WORKPRO Folding Utility Knife with LED Light, Quick-Change Mechanism and Safety Lock, 10-Piece SK5 Blades Included
November 17, 2019 - Comment
WORKPRO Folding Utility Knife with LED Light, Quick-Change Mechanism and Safety Lock, 10-Piece SK5 Blades Included
Quick-change Mechanism
Die-casting zinc alloy head with silver coating and the cover of stainless steel with grit blasting provide durability and longevity.
Small led light for visibility in tight space and dim environment.
Axis lock ensures safety use and convenient application. Plastic protector prevents injury when closed up.
Stanley SK5 blades, sharp enough for multiple usage, organized in a solid case.
Product Features
- DURABILITY – Die-casting zinc alloy head with silver coating and the cover of stainless steel with grit blasting provide durability and longevity.
- QUICK CHANGE MECHANISM – Designed with a blade-release-button for easy installing and releasing the blades.
- LED LIGHT – Specially equipped with a small led light for visibility in tight space and dim environment.
- SAFE & RELIABLE – Axis lock ensures safety use and convenient application. Plastic protector prevents injury when closed up.
- SK5 BLADES – Comes with 10pc Stanley SK5 blades, sharp enough for multiple usage. Organized in a solid case for easy storage and access.
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Watch out for Splinters! Iâm pretty disappointed with what I received. Main issues being…the wood is splintering in multiple places, I fear for my hand and will probably sand it later. I only buy knives with this specific mechanism however locking this blade is nearly impossible. Thereâs a good size chunk missing (defect) in the metal. Thereâs more stuff like scratches but thatâs not really a concern for me. Hopefully after some use the blade lock will loosen up and the splinters will be worn smooth.
Great knife I purchased these three times now with no returns from our employees. The ones you get in the box strores are junk. If you use those razor knife enough the springs wear out in less than a year and the blade comes out which is a huge safety concern. These are similar to the Sears/Craftsmen ones. The top clip holds the blade in. If it becomes a little loose over time all you do is take a pair of plyers and squeeze it a little. As far as closing on your finger, every foldable one has that…
Great Same as the Craftsman version. I lose em before I break em. Started using these back in 2008. I’ve used Husky and other brands, they would fall apart or the blade would release while stripping wire (dangerous). I’m an electrician and use these to strip cabling from 1/2″ diameter to 3″ diameter. I used them under heavy load. I only use American blades, otherwise it goes dull and chips the blade. Currently use carbide and replace them often. You’re more likely to get hurt by a dull…