X-ACTO 11 Classic Fine Point Replacement Blades, Pack of 40 (X711)
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John B. Goode
> 3 dayAlways used and need these #11 X Acto blades. They are the best!
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0000
> 3 dayDont fool around with off brand cheap blades, they just arent sharp and Ive tested them. Exacto blades are the best for the money and now the only ones I buy.
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Dr. Willy Ledner
> 3 dayvery nice, good value
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Aaron Akselrud
> 3 daya straightforward box of #11 blades for your x-acto knives. how can you go wrong.? i would buy it again.
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mb75142
> 3 dayDon’t cut yourself.
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s ing
Greater than one weeksharp
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Marvoux
> 3 dayWhile these blades do their job, they are different from the USA made ones, and dont perform as good. Edge is not as smooth as the blades made here in the US. Also, the non cutting edge feels rough and jagged, and after handling them your hands smell like rusty metal. This doesnt happen with the other ones. I use the xacto to sharpen charcoal pencils and even with all these issues, the blades perform almost the same as the ones made in the USA, almost.
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Mark
> 3 dayPros:
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Vermillion
> 3 dayThe blades are what I expected - quality, no rust and as sharp as can be. Nothing more to say, because they are xacto blades and up to standard.
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jedcline
> 3 dayThe X-Acto #11 blade in small X-Acto craft knife handles, has been one of the most useful tools in my life, starting at age 9 when I started making balsa wood model airplanes. And more recently is one of the essential tools in building electronic gadgets as a hobby, such as for trimming solder joints, cutting circuit traces for desired signal routing, adjusting component positions, making holes in plastic front panels for mounting switches and LEDs, for example. But replacing the blades has become an increasingly difficult thing to do in recent years, perhaps because of a decreasing interest in people for doing arts and crafts, thus less need for this kind of tool. With this package of 40 new #11 blades, there are more than I probably will need for the rest of my life, assuming the package does not get lost, of course. Was a nice find, thanks.