OLFA 5007 A1160B 9mm Snap-Off Art Blade, 10-Pack

Wow! These are sharp blades!!! Much sharper than the cheaper blades I’ve been using! I will be using these primarily for cutting automotive vinyl wrap and after just a few cuts, I’m wondering where these blade have been all this time. 🤣 These are my new “go to” blades for any vinyl wrap projects! I highly, highly recommend, these OLFA blades!!! 😄 Update; I wrapped my truck’s interior in Avery carbon fiber and used these blades to make every single cut. I’m still on the first bar of blades and I only have a few more cuts left to make. Had I been using the old blades I had been, I would have likely used at least 3-4 sets of blades for this project . Therefore, these new blades are much more economical to use! Plus, they cut sooooo much better! 👍😄

Sharpest art knives I have used. Blade lasts decently long and works great. I wouldn’t switch to anything else.

I purchased this knife for leatherworking, following a recommendation I got from a Redditor and seeing a YouTuber Atleier SANG BLUE using it. First thing is I learned what a sharp knife should feel like. A fresh blade cuts through the leather easily and cleanly. Chrome-tanned leather normally dulls knifes quickly. I have found I can cut about 18" before I notice any loss of sharpness. This being a snap knife, I can snap off the blade and keep going, and replacement packs are currently $9.02 per 10 pack, making each segment 13¢ each. At this price, I will never have to suffer a dulling blade again. Good quality X-acto style blades run around $1.00 each. This knife's shape is not so comfortable to hold as a good quality X-acto style knife; I can't roll it in my fingers for intricate curves, but this knife can save my more expensive X-acto blades for when I really need it.

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These blades are for anyone who wants a truly sharp blade. For the first half of my time in architecture school I struggled to make clean cuts with x-acto brand blades which is considered the standard for some dumb reason in the industry. Then one day I needed to make a quick cut and borrowed the nearest blade which happened to be an Olfa utility knife. The cut was extremely smooth and crisp which caught me off guard considering it was from a utility knife of all things. From there I started to look into the quality of Olfa blades to see if I just happened to be lucky with picking up an exceptionally sharp blade. Apparently, X-Acto was sharper back in the day but for some unknown reason their choice of metal and blade sharpness dropped considerably. Olfa blades however, are much better overall in terms of material quality and sharpness. Don't just take my word for it, if you pay attention to what other trades/industries use that demand sharp blades you'll see that they use Olfa.

Olfa has, by far, the best Snap-Off blade replacement. I couldn't find olfa blades and bought a brand that looks exactly like Olfa. What a mistake! Olfa blades are more expensive than any other blades, but well worth it by how well crafted they are and how easily they cut cardboard, paper, etc.

Llevo más de 15 años usando esta marca la recomiendo mantienen el filo y cortan muy bien

These thin blades are perfect for cutting through a self-adhesive medium, like gatorboard aka self-adhesive foam core. What a difference from the standard general purpose blades, which I would have to clean with alcohol after 6 inches of cutting, and still I would get tearing and gumming. These are probably 10x better at resisting getting gummed up. I'm sure it's just a result of the thinner profile, the sharper angle, and therefore reduced frictional surface area.

Ottimo filo, acciaio non fragile come quello coreano, si seziona in modo impeccabile senza schizzare via ovunque.

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My favourite blades hands down. Use them all the time, for ppf and vinyl they work great

Navajas para cutter de la mejor calidad para tu cutter Olfa o para otros que utilicen este tamao de cuchillas.

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