X-ACTO Rubber-Barrel Hobby Knife, X3000 Knife, Includes Three #11 Blades - Textured Grip, Makes Precise Cuts

My favorite knife. However I have to replace it after a few months as It won't stay screwed together and the blade wont stay tight. I use it every day.

Greta knife. Has a good handle

So far it's good. I can tighten blades just fine. The cap is also NOT too loose. It's exactly how it's supposed to be. You do NOT want a tight cap on a sharp object. That's a major safety issue. A lot of these people leaving bad reviews about the cap do NOT know what they are talking about.

Good but doesn't tighten the knife in all the way, so it feels a bit loose when using. Great ergonomics though and loved the additional replacement tips it came with and the storage capacity is more than 5. Cap comes off really easily though, so it needs to be put away immediately after using. Overall, if this were to break, I would buy a higher quality one, as it is unstable.

It's so darn shap, cut through almost near 5 sheets of stainless steel (near 3/4" thick stack of steel sheets)! Just dont touch the blade or your finger will be sliced in two (right down the middle). So sad....

The wide circumference rubber grip makes it easier to use this X-acto knife.

Overall, a quality X-Acto knife, but has some design flaws which make it annoying to use. Pros: Compact, grippy, and does not roll around on the desk Includes storage for extra blades, and comes with 3 sharp blades Durable, and replacement blades are easy to buy Cons: The rubber grip keeps sliding off the handle towards the blade. The grip has also stretched slightly. This is the biggest issue I have with this knife. The sheath does not work well and is easy to fall off, break, or lose. I have to use needle nose pliers to get the blade to fit tightly enough that the blade does not move while attempting to make a cut.

I remember Exacto knives from when I was a young typesetter and we had to do pasteup. This one is fancier, with a nice ergonomic rubber grip and good cap to keep me safe, but otherwise seems the same. No pasteup boards nowadays but this comes in handy, with such a thin sharp blade for lots of things, most notably getting those pesky plastic wrappers off dropper bottles and other bottles, labels that seal boxes, and other packaging. (Though I use a box cutter for bigger jobs.) I don't use it a lot — still on my first blade — but very glad to have it in the house. I'd welcome other more visible colors, as it gets a bit obscured on my desk.

Com pouco uso não segura mais a lâmina com firmeza. Após algumas passadas, a lâmina fica solta e cai.

I'm a real person; not a paid reviewer. this is a great x-acto knife b/c it's like a pen. and there are extra blades stored inside. would recommend.

What‘s the most important part on a hobby knife? Correct, the blade! Bus since blades are pretty sharp, you‘d want those bad boys to be fixed properly, right? Well, then do not i repeat DO NOT buy this crapy thing. Looks good, feels great in hand, but cuts like ASS. No control whatsoever because it doesn‘t close snugly enough. The Blade is always lose because the opening‘s still miles wide. Buy Revell or literally anything else. Even Citadel has better knives, and they suck!! If this still does not convince you, for the love of god buy kevlar protection for your fingers. I am not kidding. This thing is ass.

Easy to grip but a bit awkward to tighten the blade.

low quality, not up to the standard I'd expect from X-acto