RiveryMFG's Zero was already one of the best razor-based cutting tools on the market. With this new version, it's practically ...

The knife's blade, which is super-sharp and very ... Save the mess--and noise--and use a utility knife to cut rigid foam. Tip: Most utility knives only cut about an inch deep, but they're ...

Say goodbye to dull blades with the Shark Utility Knife’s snap-off ... Whether you’re cutting cardboard, foam core, leather, or cloth, this knife has got you covered. Think about the ...

Using the best utility knife (also known as a box cutter) is crucial, as they’re one of the most useful and versatile tools you can have around the house. Their short, extremely sharp blades and ...

Foam board insulation is easy to cut with a circular saw and a masonry blade, or scored with a utility knife and snapped like ...

Line up the edge of the board at the proper width, compress the insulation and cut it with a sharp utility knife. A scrap of plywood under the batt will protect finished floors and keep the blade ...

A: A utility knife and a razor scraper would probably ... to free the excess foam. It helps to have the razor blade in a holder, such as the Stanley mini razor blade scraper ($2.59 at Ace Hardware).

Make enough attempts to cut foam using whatever you’ve got — utility knife, hacksaw, serrated plastic knife — and you’ll wish hard for something that cuts cleaner, faster, and better.

The handle doubles as a stand, keeping the blade facing downward when not in-use. Grovemade According to Grovemade’s lead designer, Sean Kelly, the knife’s design borrows a lot from the shape of a ...

What became known simply as a “Ka-Bar” was a blade that Union Cutlery president Danforth Brown helped submit to the U.S. Marine Corps. It was designated as the 1219C2 USMC fighting and utility knife ...