because of fat chamfers and rounded corners feels very comfortable, "soft" in hand; nice build quality, no internal rattling noise are the shallow millimeter-spaced vertical grooves at the bottom edge intentional? while that edge can be used as file or finger nail file, why not make a genuine metric ruler (with +1mm resolution) out of it?

The first couple times you change the blade is a bit difficult but watch a YouTube video and keep trying you do get used to it just be very careful how your holding things or you’ll end up in A&E

Customer reviews

You saved everything as jpegs (You’ll use these for your preview, too). A new PowerPoint was created using the jpeg pics so no one can edit it. Buyer Instructions and Terms of Service Everything’s perfect? Now it’s time to make it difficult to steal your work. It happens. I’ve read many times in Facebook groups about teacher authors having their stuff posted on the open web and people repurposing and selling their proprietary work. It stinks, but it happens. The "scraper" is bevelled, making it useless as a scraper. This was an important feature for me and it's utterly useless as a scraper and saying it is one is ridiculous unless a rolling pin is considered a scraper.

Once you’ve completed all parts of your first resource it’s time to proofread it. Do this at least twice, with time in between. Before the bad bits, the good because as a knife, bottle opener, and prybar, it works good. Is it amazing, no, but it's good. That said, my normal folder does two of those so essentially, this is an expensive mediocre prybar for me.

Need this item fast?

Now, each time you make a resource you can copy and paste the pre-made slide and just delete the creators you did not use on that particular product. It will take about 1 and a half seconds (yes, I DO like to exagerate!) Step 8: Making the Final Version not too easy to deploy single-handedly. you can do it, i can do it, he/she/it can do it. or maybe she caht do it, haha. Snap-Off Blades:These are commonly found in stationery or hobby knives. They’re typically long blades divided into smaller, even sections. They’re designed this way so that you can snap off the section when the tip breaks instead of replacing the entire blade. These knives usually come with a mechanism to perform these tasks safely. because of the fat chamfers nearly everywhere, only one side of the tip of the screwdriver can be used effectively as general scraping tool; fortunately the tool shoulders (on one side) are sharp 90°-angled and could, for example, be used as striker for a ferro rod :thumbsup: The screws were tightened so firmly that only my iFixit driver could loosen them, i didn't have enough grip on the SHEK tool. I noticed that TPT Slide screws would be a bit too long on the TPT and vice versa, so one should not swap the T6 torx screws between the two tools.

razor blade with 4 blade notches enables 4 deployed positions , blade with 3 notches enables 3, with 2 notches 2, etc, i think you're getting the point NEW!* fast easy one-handed blade deployment, smooth action, nice!! good tactility on the detents, too Fixed Blade Knives:While fixed blade utility knives offer less flexibility than retractable blades, they offer more reliability as a trade-off. Since they have fewer moving parts, knife malfunction or failure becomes less likely. And since you don’t have to “deploy” the blade, it’s always ready for use. They also tend to be more durable than their counterparts. Joan, I’m not done. It’s not up on TpT.” It will be. I think it’s crucial to stop and celebrate each little win (mindset again). imo the bottle opener could be 4.00mm shorter, making the TPT shorter and exposing 4mm longer cutting edge in turn. maybe the wasted 4mm are for pants extra safety margin or maybe the cap lifter wouldn't work anymore without prior blade removal, but i still think it's a waste

Out Of Stock!

It’s time to put it all together for your buyer. Worksheets and handouts, anything that’s meant to be printed out needs to be converted to PDF format. This will be printed and used by your buyer. How are you doing? Have you mapped out your masterpiece, then spent time making it visually appealing? Used fonts and clip art that are legal? Awesome! Decades of experience and deep connections in the everyday carry industry give us a unique viewpoint on the market to inform our product recommendations. We have the depth of information for thousands of products that have come before and an extensive eye on the market to see what’s new and trending for each piece of gear. The result is a buying guide that we feel is informative and useful for every trade, industry, and budget. What is Everyday Carry? I've had mine for about a week now and am lukewarm about it. I have to ding it for some big issues as there's a few things I find aren't accurate or misrepresented in the marketing materials. Because i have tested so many standard razor blades (i.e. with straight edge) and in many everyday cutting situations the cutting performance of a concave blade is unmatched. As a rule of thumb, whenever you do a draw-cutting motion (as opposed to push-cutting), a concave blade does a better securer cutting job (cf. scythes, belt cutters, geman potato knife, serrated edges, geman chain saw principle, karambit, etc). The Stanley blade also works well for push-cutting tasks, as long as you push in a controlled way, say in a straight line. Of course, for arm-swinging cuts (like slashing with a sword) you'd want a convex or straight blade but that's not what you do with such a small keychain gadget or is it? :devil:

This is not easy to do. I found out about the mandated free lesson when it came time to upload my first lesson and TpT wouldn’t let me add a price. And I was horrified. Finally figured out they won’t let me upload a paid product until I offer a free one. “You mean I just spent 8 hours making a resource and I HAVE TO GIVE IT AWAY? Noooo!!!” blade is held by the magnet, cannot drop out even if the lever was pushed accidentally to the open position ("position B") Can I use PowerPoint fonts for commercial use? Good question! Here is Microsoft’s answer: “ Can I sell things I print from Windows or make using these printouts, say a book, logo, advertisement, report, t-shirt, or crafts that use fonts that come with Windows? Unless you are using an application that is specifically licensed for home, student, or non-commercial use, we do not restrict you from selling the things you print and make using the Windows-supplied fonts.” Rounded Tip Blades:Some blades come with their tips rounded or dulled out. This is usually done to enhance safety measures. Whitypically means that you won’t be able to pierce through the material, you’ll significantly reduce piercing-related accidents.This tool is designed to take a standard utility blade, and is supplied with one steel and one ceramic non-sharpened blade. One end of the blade is fork-tined to use as an eating tool, the other is a conventional box-cutter shape. When the blade is not in place, the opening can be used as a spanner.