Lightweight aluminum 1/4 in. handle that's 5 in. long. Use for cutting frisket, film, and stencils. Also use as a lifter. Includes five No. 4 Stencil Knife Blades.

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Brent Y. from Camas, WA says:

Pretty good knife, the only thing I would have done different is perhaps used a little wider blade with more cutting surface, otherwise for the money this is without a doubt the ticket.

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Rated by: Brent Y. in Camas, WA

Pretty good knife, the only thing I would have done different is perhaps used a little wider blade with more cutting surface, otherwise for the money this is without a doubt the ticket.

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