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Safety initiatives required us to remove all X-acto knives from our lab - this caused alot of panic, they don't like change and safer tools did not cut the same. I then found Slice products and they love them! Works just as good as an X-acto blade, sometimes even better. The Slice Blades leave a nice smooth cut.

Great for precision cutting

Very nice to use. Sharper than I would have thought.

I've been a crafter for over forty years. I've used all kinds of knives. The SLICE blades are far and away better than any of the "standard" blades I've used in the past. I can hardly wait to try the new styles.

Product was good, employees like the product.

Feels great in the hand, nicely weighted

Works like it is supposed to- good for stencil cutting.

using this knife to cut Press blankets. Company is improving on safety issues, and we feel that the Ceramic blade is safer for operators than the old metal retractable knives with sharp metal blades. This knife is still in the experimental stage. So far it is meeting our needs.

Only used a time or two, but so far it's great. Cuts through thick card stock easily.

Only thing I would like to see is a larger pack of blades for purchase with having so many facilities and individuals in the event of having to change a blade on several knives at once it will take a lot of 4 packs

Great tool for our use in cutting and segmenting friable rock segments for trace metal analysis. They provide high accuracy and ease in addition to low contamination rates.

The knife itself is a decent product, but one of the blades broke when an assembler at my plan took the knife out of its packaging. This could have been because they were too rough with it, but I still feel the blade should not be in the open positioning while inside the packaging, since issues like this can happen & it's a potential safety hazard (this method of packaging is standard for these types of knives, but most knives are metallic). To solve this, Slice could just package the craft knife with the blade inside of it, and print a life-sized picture of the blade where the blade would be exposed. This way, the product is protected, doesn't produce a safety hazard, and customers can still see what the blade looks like before opening the package.