Even a dull utility knife can do an OK job, but a sharp blade is the kind of simple luxury that you deserve when slicing open cardboard boxes or doing one of the million other things a utility knife can do. Now’s the time to treat yourself to smooth, easy cutting: Amazon has a big discount on a ton of steel utility knife blades.
Right now, you can get 100 Workpro Utility Knife Blades in a convenient dispenser for just $9 at Amazon, 37% off its list price. It’s the retailer’s best selling product in the knife blade category, and a great deal: just 50 cents more than the 50-pack and cheaper per blade than the 200-pack.
These blades are made of SK5 steel, a high-carbon steel commonly used in Japanese tools. It’s a durable material that will resist dulling and breaking. When you do need to replace a blade, it’s safe and simple to get a new one out of the dispenser. All you have to do is push the button on the bottom, push the slider on top out, remove the blade, and push the slider back into its original position. Each blade is trapezoidal: 61.5 mm wide on the long (sharp) side, 32 mm wide on the short (interior) side, 18.95 mm tall, and a wispy 0.6 mm thick. This size is standard for most fixed and sliding utility knives on the market, and these blades are designed for the kind of standard duty work that the vast majority people use utility knives for.
One shopper called these blades “top-notch” because “the SK5 steel makes a noticeable difference — they stay sharp longer and cut through cardboard, plastic, carpet, and more with ease.” On top of that, the dispenser “keeps the blades safely organized and makes it super easy to access a new one.”
Other customers called these blades “sharp and reliable” and the dispenser a “great way to safely store and access blades for utility knives.”
With a per-blade cost of less than a dime, these Workpro Utility Knife Blades are a great choice for anyone with a utility knife, a tool so versatile that everyone has a use for it. The hangable, easy, and safe dispenser elevates this product from good to great, and makes it potentially the best $9 you’ll spend all year.
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Cameron LeBlanc
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