Wolfcraft Professional Trapezium Blade Knife with Fixed Blade I 4089000 | Heavy Duty Craft Knife for Cutting Wood, Leather & Solid Materials | Perfect for Woodworking, DIY Projects & Crafting
$25.87
$34.5
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Wolfcraft Professional Trapezium Blade Knife with Fixed Blade I 4089000 | Heavy Duty Craft Knife for Cutting Wood, Leather & Solid Materials | Perfect for Woodworking, DIY Projects & Crafting
$25.87
$34.5
25% Off
Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
This craftsman's knife with fixed trapezium blade is ideal for cutting solid materials like carpet, plasterboard, vinyl, roofing felt and many more. Integrated in the sturdy metal casing is a blade magazine, which you can conveniently open with the quick-action turn-lock closure. Blade changes are magnet-assisted for fast, safe and tool-free blade changes. The matching sheath made of sturdy ABS plastic houses the knife safely, while the clip allows it to be attached to a belt so that it is always on hand.
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Features
sturdy metal casing with blade magazine and ergonomic soft grip zone
blade fast-change system with turn-lock closure tool-free, supported by magnetic blade fastening
sheath made of tough ABS plastic with belt clip
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Habe mir das Messer für meinen Trockenbau zu Hause gekaut.Das Messer liegt schön in der Hand, und ist stabil, um auch eine komplette Platte durchritzen zu können.Einen Stern Abzug gibt es nur für den Schließmechanismus.Ein Rad das man drehen muss, um die 2 Schalen zu trennen. Beim Schneiden drückt man das Rad immer auf, das ist etwas nervig. (Das Messer geht nicht auf, aber alle 2-3 Schnitte muss man das Rad wieder ganz zudrehen).
