Slice 10580 Precision Knife | Unique Black Handle with Finger Grip, Precise Control, Detailed Cuts | Finger Friendly Ceramic Safety Knife Blade

I do a lot of arts %26 crafts, but I'm older now and so my shaky arthritic hands are not as skilled at small detail work as they once were. This device is a game changer, though! The hole for my finger brings stabilization to the knife and increases the amount of pressure I am able to apply as the razor sharp ceramic blade maneuvers even the tiniest spaces.

I like that you can fussy cut with this knife and it is very easy to use. it cuts smoothly.

Appears to be what I'll need. Should give better control when I use it.

good quality, reasonably priced

Blade broke the first day I used it.

I absolutely love the handle on this precision knife! The finger grip gives excellent control for detailed cuts. However, I did not realize when purchasing that the blade was ceramic. While it works well and cuts nicely for everyday tasks, it wasn't strong enough for my specific project, which involved cutting soda cans to make a windmill. The great news is that this knife is very versatile. I was easily able to replace the ceramic blade with a standard metal blade I already had on hand, and it seems like the handle will fit a majority of standard-sized precision blades. Because the handle is so comfortable and easy to use, I am definitely keeping it and plan to use it often!

I've used it over the last few weeks to cut paper, cardstock, and chipboard. It feels very dull when cutting chipboard. I didn't realize when I bought it that it was a ceramic blade that's on me. the finger hole is uncomfortable and awkward. it almost needs to be shorter or there needs to be an adjustment so that you can put the blade at a different angle that way you can actually hold the knife and not just lay your finger across the top of it. it seems as if it was made for a larger hand and not for delicate paper crafts. however this ceramic blade is probably for paper crafts so this is very confusing. the YouTube videos I watch show people using the Fiskars brand with the metal blade which I can't find anywhere. so if you have small to medium female hands this will probably feel very awkward to you as well.

This is the worst blade I've ever used. While making my first solid cut, I had to make several small cuts to get through photo paper. I'll stick with Exacto from now on. It wasn't even worth the money. This is an honest review. I won't be returning it because I might be able to use a different (Exacto) blade with the tool.

Dropped it once and the blade broke instantly. The handle is nice but I'll be replacing the blade with a steel one instead of the fragile ceramic it comes with

Broke during first use. Blades are expensive to replace.