Sheffield 12113 Folding Utility Knife, Quick Change Utility Knife Blades, Compact Aluminum Handle, Box Cutter, Razor Blades Included
Key features
- •Patented quick change blade mechanism
- •3-1/2" Lightweight aluminum texture grip handle
- •4 Ounces, 6 Inches overall
- •Includes 1 blade
- •Features pocket clip
- •Features a sturdy aluminum handle, fold out blade housing
Sheffield 12113 Folding Utility Knife, Quick Change Utility Knife Blades, Compact Aluminum Handle, Box Cutter, Razor Blades Included
List Price: $25.20$22.68DEALYou Save: $2.52 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.2
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Caution needed.
mjk3310•September 20, 2017
The clip that hold the blade in place is very loose, and when you open the blade, it tends to pop open. I have tried to bend it so it is tighter, but that hasn't really worked. Knife is still usable, but you have to be careful.
Nice box cutter
Scott C. Harris•August 3, 2017
Easy to open with one hand. It doesn't flip open (like the Milwaukee) but it has a little knob you can use to push it open. Feels good in your hand.
Good price and arrives as advertised.
Brandon•June 11, 2017
Works as intended to cut boxes and such. It has belt clip so its easy to place in pocket.
Highly recommended.
AP•May 10, 2017
Very functional and all moving parts are very fluid and well put together. Highly recommended.
Blade isn't held in place correctly, making it a pain to use
LM•November 11, 2016
Very disappointed, because they don't stay in place, making them dangerous and difficult to open and close. I've bought Sheffield fold back utility knives like this in the past, and they did not have this problem. The part that holds the blade in comes loose every time I use them. I don't know if these are faulty or if they just don't make them like they used to. The last pair of Sheffields I bought was six years ago from a local hardware store.
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