
As a person who does a lot of production and assembly, I spend a good chunk of every day cutting things, mostly paper. And I do it old school: with an X-Acto and a ruler. You might say, "With all that cutting, why don't you use a rotary trimmer?" Well I've tried a number of different rotary trimmers, and I found them all to be flimsy with inaccurate measurements and expensive blades that dull too fast for the price.
So the other day at Michael's I saw the Fiskars Finger Control Craft Knife. Instead of a standard pen-like handle, this one features a unique ring that fits around your index finger. I found that this method of holding the blade was a lot more comfortable for my wrist, which would often get sore after a lot of cutting.

The Fiskars Finger Control Craft Knife holds standard #11 blades, and I don't know if it was my imagination but I swear that the blades stay sharp longer in this thing than they did on my other knives. It also holds the blade in place quite snugly.
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I was just thinking about a new cutter, I will look into this!
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