CANARY Corrugated Cardboard Cutter Dan Chan, Safety Box Cutter Knife [Non-Stick Fluorine Coating Blade], Made in Japan, Yellow (DC-190F-1)

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When you are preparing cardboard for projects, and that might be for sculptures, constructions or just pieces for painting on, this tool will make it so much quicker. You can start a cut and once contact is lost with the item, the blade will naturally withdraw whether you’ve discharged the trigger or not, making it the perfect safety cut for any home or working environment.

Slice box cutters have an award-winning J-hook handle design that protects the user from hazards like staples and from repetitive strain injuries. Slice safety box cutters are non-rusting, therefore they require less maintenance and, ultimately, fewer blade changes. While traditional box openers sport blades within the 1-inch range, with Slice you’ll find multiple options at your disposal.Additionally, they’re non-reactive to acids and salts and they’re safe from -40 to 1600 degrees, Celsius. In addition to a lanyard hole, the Slice Mini Cutter's handle is magnetized to keep the tool within easy reach. The S8’s double settled steel watch won’t flex, curve, or break shielding the client from expensive extremely sharp edge wounds.

For this, an awl works very well, but you can substitute a bamboo skewer, toothpick, or small Philips screwdriver. Safe, easy to understand and unmistakably visible, the CU semi-disposable safety utility blade can be securely utilised for general duty cutting applications in numerous works including healthcare, retail, grocery, food processing, etc. Scissors aren’t ideal since it can be hard to cut through thicker cardboard and the blades will get dull. Eric holds a BA in English from the University of Illinois at Chicago, and an MEd in secondary education from DePaul University. Both the trigger and the lock-out switch need to be pressed to make the Zip Snip operate, so it’ll only work when you’ve got a firm grip on this tool.

While Slice ceramic utility knives and box cutters share many safety features, they do have different blades and handle configurations.

If you have a whetstone or honing rod, sharpen your scissor’s blades before cutting especially thick cardboard. Don’t press the tape down super hard if you don’t want it to peel up some of the cardboard when you take it off. One of the first things you'll need to do with cardboard is to cut it down to a useful size and shape for your needs.

We regularly need to cut cardboard for different reasons and without the correct cutter, this can be extremely dubious. Conversely, when the blade is too dull (which happens quickly with metal blades), more force is required to make the cut. She strives to share her enthusiasm for art by providing art teachers around the globe with high-quality resources and by sharing her expertise through this blog.