DIYSELF300 PCS Exacto Knife Blades 11, High Carbon Steel Exacto Blades, Craft Knife Blade, #11 Exacto Knife Refill Blade with Storage Case for Scrapbooking, Stencil
Details
- MaterialHigh Carbon
- BrandDIYSELF
- Color
- Item Length1.54 Inches
- Handle MaterialWood Plastic
- Blade MaterialHigh Carbon
Description
✂️ Slice sharper, craft smarter—never run out of precision!
- PRECISION CUTTING POWER - Razor-sharp #11 blades engineered from premium SK-5 high carbon steel for lasting sharpness and flawless detail.
- UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY - Fits all standard fine craft knives, making it the ultimate refill for your creative toolkit.
- RUST RESISTANT LONGEVITY - Lubricated coating protects blades from rust, ensuring peak performance even after long storage.
- RISK FREE CREATIVITY BOOST - Backed by 100% satisfaction guarantee—upgrade your craft game with confidence and zero worry.
- VERSATILE CRAFTING MASTERY - Effortlessly slice through wood, cardboard, plastic, leather, foam board, and more—perfect for every project.
This 300-pack of #11 Exacto knife blades features premium SK-5 high carbon steel for razor-sharp, durable edges. Designed to fit all fine craft knives, these rust-resistant blades come lubricated for long-lasting quality and include a handy storage case. Ideal for detailed cutting across multiple materials, they offer professional-grade precision for hobbyists and creators alike.
Specifications
| Material | High Carbon Steel |
| Brand | DIYSELF |
| Color | Silver(300pack) |
| Item Length | 1.54 Inches |
| Handle Material | Wood,Plastic,Steel |
| Blade Material | High Carbon Steel |
| Item Weight | 0.2 Kilograms |
| Blade Length | 300 Millimeters |
| Handle Type | Non-Retractable |
| Manufacturer | DIYSELF |
| UPC | 717049106418 |
| Part Number | 300 |
| Item Weight | 7 ounces |
| Item model number | 300 |
| Size | 300pack #11 Blades |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
P**S
A very good alternative to the X-Acto blades!!!
I decided to give these a try as they were inexpensive and I could use them easily unless they were total junk. Turns out they seem to be a little tougher than the genuine X brand blades. They are the same shape though a touch thinner as I had to tighten my blade holder a tiny bit. This isn't an issue, just an observation. Definitely an excellent deal since they easily replace the brand X blades, seem to be a little tougher with an equal sharpness. The bonus is 300 blades for $17. The X brand blades would run about $83 for 300 blades and they are not any better quality.I will definitely be buying more of these.
W**E
Good and sharp ... very cost effective.
Used a lot of exacto #11 blades for cutting foam board projects.These blades are just as sharp and save me a lot of money.
L**L
Great value
Great value
C**R
Outstanding
Great product and fast shipping.
G**Y
good blade with excessive rust preventive coating
Blades arrived quickly. We use them to cut sign vinyl and PVC and tested out just fine, no tip breakage. The only strange thing was the inordinate amount of oil coating the blades and saturating the oilpaper the blades came wrapped in. Will definitely buy again as the price was excellent.
A**
Good Product
They came in a great little container. I have only one suggestion. It would have been better to have a larger container for the number of blades and the wrap. Once the blades are opened and the wrap is dug into, it is impossible to get the container closed again.
K**J
Can’t beat the price
These blades are made well. No problems with cut or quality
T**O
Ok blade replacements
It's a good thing they came in packs of 300. I used these to trim PLA and PETG flash off 3D printed parts. They fit into a standard exacto handle and hold well. The metal does not retain a sharp edge for very long. After trimming a few 3D printed pieces I could see the edge was already started to dull. I'm not doing anything crazy here, just trimming blobs, brims, or a little excess material to allow for the fit I need. But I'll go through probably one blade per set of parts. It may still be sharp enough to cut paper or something thin like that but it won't be able to safely cut soft plastic.
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