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OLFA SAC-1 30 Degree 9mm Utility Knife & 10 Spare Blades $19.20 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $39 Spend) @ Alec Store via Amazon AU

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Not the $18 from last deal, but 20+ in stock this time and still a good price.

I hope I've linked to the store properly, also available from sinsen_inc for the same price. Just linking the product defaults to a low-feedback store with 1 in stock.

I've been using mine for the past months, for cutting cardboard/paper, cleaning up 3d prints, and grafting soft plants (v-graft in passionfruit). It's incredibly sharp, easy to use, and fits well in a pocket. I found I did have to de-burr the edges around the pocket clip a bit, but maybe I'm just being fussy. The tip is a bit fragile being at such an acute angle, but the only time I had issues with it breaking is when I was abusing the knife trying to shave down a 3d print (measure twice print once, kids)

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Price seems to be $20-25 for just the knife, this one comes with 10 spare blades.

Might be a bit flimsy for brute work, but looks great for accurate stuff. I've heard good things about OLFA, but haven't used them myself.

About this item

  • 30-Degree angle for precision
  • Good for model making, scrapbooks, memory books, general crafts and hobby, etc
  • Cuts cardboard, plastics, Coroplast, foam board, gator board and more
  • 7 cutting edges per blade strip, 70 cutting points per blade pack
  • The discount set which adjusted a main unit and 10 replacement blades
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closed Comments

  • +1

    Another option (also made in Japan) - NT Cutter Pro.

    2 in stock at $11, 3 more at $13, but for the knife only, does not come with the pack of 10 blades. The blades look to be compatible.

    • +1

      note: 9mm craftright blades from bunnings do not fit in nt cutter knives. the holes do not line up

      • I guess I'm about to find out if olfa blades fit in that cutter, for $11 I couldn't say no

  • -3

    Thanks bruz this should help me get the fabled 100% off TNs from teenagers at the train station 🙏

  • +1

    The standard blades are ok but the black ones are very good.

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