Snap-Off Cutter Knife | 10mm | Plastic Body - Paper and Light Craft (JAGS)

Snap-Off Cutter Knife, 10mm snap-off blade with a plastic body, with a 10mm snap-off blade for paper and light craft.

This snap-off cutter knife has a 10mm snap-off blade in a plastic body. The plastic body keeps it light and easy to handle for everyday cutting. Snap off a dull segment to expose a fresh edge, so the blade stays sharp.

Key Features

• 10mm snap-off blade - Fresh edge by snapping a segment - Ideal for paper and craft
• Plastic body - Light and easy to grip for everyday use - Good for craft and stationery
• Sliding blade lock - Holds the blade steady and safe - Useful for controlled cutting
• Refillable snap-off blade - Long life with replacement strips - Suits regular cutting
• Specs: Type Snap-Off Cutter Knife | Blade 10mm | Body Plastic

Where You Can Use This

• Cutting paper, card and craft sheets
• Trimming stencils, stickers and vinyl
• Scrapbook and card making detail
• Light craft and stationery cutting
• School and hobby trimming

How to Use Safely

• Slide the blade out to the length you need and set the sliding blade lock.
• Cut on a cutting mat, drawing the blade in one smooth pass.
• When the tip dulls, snap off the end segment with pliers to expose a fresh edge.
• Always retract or cover the blade after use, cut on a cutting mat away from your body, and keep the tool out of reach of children.

Why Choose JustKraft

JustKraft supplies cutter knives in the right blade size and body for the job, this one has a 10mm blade and plastic body, so you can match light craft cutting to the right tool.

Complete Your Setup

Pair the cutter with spare snap-off blades, a self-healing cutting mat, a metal ruler for straight cuts, and a precision knife for detailed work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What blade size and body is this?
A: It has a 10mm snap-off blade and a plastic body.

Q: What is it best for?
A: Paper, card, stencils, vinyl and light craft.

Q: Metal or plastic body, which is better?
A: A metal body is heavier and more durable for repeated heavy cutting. A plastic body is lighter and more affordable for everyday craft.

Q: How do I get a fresh edge?
A: Snap off the dull end segment to expose a new sharp section of the blade.

Q: Is it safe?
A: The blade is sharp. Always retract or cover the blade after use, cut on a cutting mat away from your body, and keep the tool out of reach of children.