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The Milwaukee 48-22-1901 is designed to activate the blade 3X faster than a 2-handed opening, the Fastback. Utility Knife features a one handed blade opening for easy activation. A tool free blade change allows for fast and efficient adjustments, while a thin body design makes it easy for a user to store the knife in their pocket. The integrated gut hook and wire stripper also increase utility. This Milwaukee Hand tool is designed to save time and Money.
Blade Length (in.) | 1 in |
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Blade Width (in.) | .02 |
Handle Length (in.) | 5 |
Blade Edge Type | Straight Edge |
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Blade Material | Steel |
Features | Folding Handle, Removable Blade |
Hand Tool Type | Utility Knife |
Handle Material | Metal |
Individual/Set | Individual |
Knife Type | Utility Knife |
Lock Type | Plunge Lock |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
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Hello Col, the Milwaukee Fastback Utility Knife does not accept Hook Blades.
Yes, it will cut carpet. It is EXTREMELY SHARP. Be careful and handle it as a tool with safety in mind.
Yes if you need to swap blade out.
Yes.
yes
Yes, if your strong enough.
it's possible, if the blade has been around a magnetic field of some sort.
Unfortunately neither knife comes with s storage compartment for additional blades. They both do only use half the blade so you can switch the blade cutting edge but that is it.
These knives do not contain a place for blade storage.
Yes
Nope. Blade slips easily
Cuts drywall like a dream. It will cut clean through 1/2" Drywall, and is strong enough to push with.
Yes it will score drywall. Just have extra blades as drywall tends to dull blade.
yes
Take it back to the store. They will show you how to insert the blade properly. Then, it CANNOT come out without you releasing the blade lock.
check the brand blade, best blades recommended are Stanley 911A and Milwaukee brand
It has lifetime limited warranty. Read page seven of the PDF At https://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/42/42635b52-258e-41f7-95af-bfc3dfa61812.pdf I had a different (belt clip) problem with my knife and I called Milwaukee at 1800sawdust, And they had me send them a video of the problem and then asked for my address and sent me a new one. Problem resolved.
I looked at my Camo Flip Knife and the blade does not have any type of markings on it at all. It could be stainless steel, but it is not marked stainless steel on the blade. It is a relatively inexpensive knife, but stainless steel seems to be a obvious choice, as who wants a rusty knife blade. This Camo Flip Knife has to be deployed manually also. There is no spring assist on the blade. It does not flip out like the box cutter, as the blade does not have enough weight to allow it. It is your basic knife from what I have experienced. Not too sharp and not too dull, in a plastic Camo handle.
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