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OpenClip Kinusaiga Precision Craft Knife

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Make small, controlled cuts for paper crafts and Kinusaiga foam preparation with a slim, mint green craft knife.

  • Mint green plastic handle with a ribbed grip
  • Replaceable carbon-steel blade and protective cap
  • Choose 1 fitted blade or 6 blades in total
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Product details

A mint green precision craft knife for paper cutting and preparing grooves in Kinusaiga foam boards. Features a ribbed plastic handle, replaceable carbon-steel blade and protective cap.

1 blade: one knife with a fitted blade and cap.
6 blades: one knife with a fitted blade, five spare blades and cap.

Sharp blade. Use on a cutting mat, cut away from your body and keep out of reach of children.

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Mint green craft knife blade packs: 1 fitted blade, or 1 fitted and 5 spare blades.

How to use it

1. Prepare your workspace

Place your material on a cutting mat and keep your supporting hand away from the cutting path.

2. Make light, controlled cuts

Follow your outline with short passes. For Kinusaiga, score the surface without cutting through the foam board.

3. Cover and store

Replace the protective cap after use and store the knife and spare blades out of reach of children.

FAQs

What is the difference between the two options?

Both options include one mint green knife and a protective cap. The 1 blade option has one blade fitted. The 6 blades option has one fitted blade plus five spare blades.

Can I use it for Kinusaiga?

Use it to prepare grooves in a suitable foam board before tucking fabric. Make light passes and avoid cutting all the way through the board.

What is it made from?

The handle is plastic and the replaceable blade is carbon steel.

How should I store it?

Cover the blade with the cap after use. Keep dry and out of reach of children. Handle spare blades carefully.