X-ACTO is the home to precision cutting knives, cutting tools, blades & office supplies. Discover a variety of premium blades for every hobby and craft.

X-ACTO blades are used with hobby and utility knives to cut a wide variety of surfaces ranging from paper to wood to plastic and more. Available models: #11, #2, Z-Series #11, Z-Series #2, #10, #16, #17, #18, #28.

Precision, accuracy, and excellence all help X-ACTO® blades handle limitless cutting tasks, from light to heavy cutting. Blades X-ACTO® offers blades for cutting, scoring, chiseling, and more that work on a wide variety of surfaces.

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Xacto basic knife set for lightweight precision cutting; Ideal for cutting wood, cardboard, paper, plastic, cloth and foam board; Comes with a variety of blade types including straight edge, general purpose, fine point, and scoring blades

X-ACTO Precision Knives. Whether it's paper, wood, cloth or any other material, X-ACTO knives let you cut through almost anything with precision and ease. After a nearly a century of perfecting our cutting tools, X-ACTO knives stand the test of time and are the #1 precision knives.

If you are cutting cardboard or foam board, you may need to change your blade very frequently. View the video above to watch one recommended method for cutting foamboard with an X-ACTO knife. If you are cutting paper, the blade life will be longer. We recommend changing your X-ACTO blade frequently to insure that you always get a precise cut.

X-acto home. For moderate, heavy, and continuous usage, electric sharpeners are ideal for commercial spaces, schools, and offices.

X-ACTO offers a range of trimmers to meet every cutting need, including guillotine, rotary, and razor trimmers. Guillotine These trimmers use a circular blade that is safely enclosed in the handle, encased in an easy-to-replace blade cartridge that slides along a metal rail.

Woodcarving is a hobby that can be both fun and relaxing, and here is a great way to get started with just a few tips and techniques using your utility knife as a woodcarving tool. Choose a Pattern: First chose a pattern that you want to carve and transfer it onto a piece of wood.