10568 Ceramic Scalpel, Thin Flat Handle, Finger Friendly Blade Never Rusts, Lasts 11x Longer Than Steel, Replaceable Blade, Safety Cap,Dark Grey/Orange

very useful tool

Not as sharp as some. Does the job

I bought this as a lot of professional coloured pencil artists mention it in their tutorials. I use it for scraping the surface of coloured pencil off to give highlights on my work, which works really well. My only negative comment is it seems a bit flimsy and the blade wobbles rather than being fixed solidly in the casing. That said, it is much safer to use than a metal scalpel and also has a double ended blade for when it becomes a bit blunt (just remove and turn it round).

I use this for cutting in small marks in pencil drawings. It seems to work really well and feels safer than a metal blade.

Very expensive box opener. Does not even cut cardboard well and the listing is a bit deceptive showing an assortment of blades in many of the pictures but only comes with one . I have already opened the packaging to look for the other blades so can't even return or I would . Hardly worth £5. never mind 10

Does the job. What you need for cutting through packing, and IT'S NOT DANGEROUS.

very good craft knife can cut through a canvas but not skin I accidentally caught my finger with it the other day and any other craft knife would of cut through but this one didn't

Rather overly priced scalpel! It is comfortable but I regret buying it. A £1.60 pack of three Stanley scalpels from Wilko does better job. The blade is actually not fixed, it doesn’t snap in place and when you cut slightly thicker card, the blade gets stuck and comes off the handle. First time use, spend 15 minutes wondering where the blade has gone, it was actually stuck in the box!!

One of my favourite tools for pottery!

This is a very, very lightweight ceramic "knife" that is 100% suitable for light-duty cutting applications. It can open a box—the blade is definitely sharp and sturdy enough to do so (carefully)—but I doubt you'd want to use it for too much of that kind of work for fear of bending/breaking it. The blade is nice and sharp—as you'd expect—and, for how affordable it is, it's quite well-constructed. Overall, I feel like I got a great deal in buying this for easy, light (maybe paper-related?) cutting work. One last detail that I love is that this knife is fairly flat (that is, it's not cylindrical, like a pen), so it can easily be slipped into small pockets or other tight storage situations.

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A fellow Artist told me about these. I paint on santorini stones and this is just perfect for details for hair, whiskers or just cleaning up a piece. I now have a collection in different sizes. SLICE is an exceptional product. Thanks!

Most of the time it's great. It stays sharp, blades are easy to replace, and I've been nicked less than with steel scalpels, snapoff blades, or Xactos. Problems are that it stains and the blade securing mechanism leaves a lot to be desired.