Stanley 1-11-201 18mm Snap Off Knife Blades -10Pcs

These blades are made of durable steel (carbon steel is typical for these Stanley blades) to deliver a long-lasting, sharp edge suitable for precise cutting tasks. They are designed for quick, clean cuts in a variety of materials.

An 18mm blade width is the standard size for many Stanley snap-off knives. This pack is intended for knives that accept 18mm snap-off blades, so check that your knife uses 18mm blades to ensure compatibility.

To replace: 1) extend the blade section fully and remove the dull segment by snapping along the pre-scored line. 2) Discard the old segment safely. 3) Snap a new segment into place and reassemble the knife, making sure the blade is securely locked before use.

They're great for trimming paper, fabric, cardboard, model-making materials, lightweight plastics, and other precision-cut tasks where a sharp, controllable edge is needed.

Always wear cut-resistant gloves and work away from your body. Snap blades away from your hands, keep fingers clear of the blade path, and dispose of dull or snapped-off segments in a designated blade disposal container.

Store the blades in a dry, cool place and use the included storage option if provided to keep blades organized. Keep them in their original packaging until use and away from children.

Compared to smaller or larger packs, this 10-pack offers a middle-ground option between value and blade life. For alternatives on Fepy, you can explore: 5-pack at https://fepy.com/product/stanley-18mm-snap-off-blades-5-pack and 20-pack at https://fepy.com/product/stanley-18mm-snap-off-blades-20-pack.

With the knife safely secured, extend the blade mechanism, place a fresh 18mm blade segment into the knife’s slot, and snap it into place. Ensure the blade is fully seated and the knife is reassembled before use.

Follow basic sharp-blade safety: wear gloves, keep the blade away from your body, work on a stable surface, and use a proper blade disposal method for used blades. Maintain blades in a dry environment to prevent rust.

Yes, for users who need a ready supply of sharp, versatile 18mm blades, a 10-blade pack balances cost per cut with replacement frequency, making it a practical choice for ongoing projects.

Yes. Use a straight guide or ruler for straight lines, score with shallow passes first, apply steady even pressure, and keep the blade perpendicular to the work surface. Always ensure the blade is sharp for clean edges.