As I mentioned before, linoleum knives aren’t designed like regular knives. Just like how you would handle one, this design choice also affects how you should position whatever it is you’re cutting. How do you sharpen a Linoleum Knife? The Irwin comes with a curved blade that is attached to a beautiful hardwood handle. Not just pleasing on the eye, this handle also feels great to hold in your hand. Because the cutter produces no dust, it’s safe for use indoors without harming the quality of the air. The Roberts 10-35 Laminate and Vinyl Plank cutter has a cutting capacity of up to 8 inches. The Stanley is one of a kind. Although not the cheapest knife around, the price isn’t the highest either. More than that, however, the knife comes with a premium-level of quality that you wouldn’t expect at this price point. Linoleum knives look like regular knives. It’s easy to make the mistake of thinking you can use one like a regular knife too. Unfortunately, you’ll be in for a bad time if you try. Unlike regular knives, linoleum knives are designed around a pulling motion instead.

The blade is made with powerful SK-5 hardened steel with a curved edge. The handle, however, is made with soft rubber without the typical smell that you would expect. The result is a powerful knife that is both comfortable to hold and durable. Its steel and aluminum construction ensures durability and precision, while the extension handle adds leverage. The cutting blade is 13 inches long and designed to cut laminate, wood, and engineered surfaces with ease. The 13-inch blade has a high-speed steel design that can shave 15/32nds of an inch from each side.Linoleum knives are an essential tool to have in your tool belt. With the wide variety of brands out there, there’s no excuse not to have one. The KORR KMAP001 9-inch Laminate Flooring and Siding Cutter has a steel blade that can slice up to nine/16ths of an inch of wood or vinyl. It features a built-in fence and ruler to guide your cut. The price of a knife is hard to overlook. A knife that is too cheap can easily break, while a knife that is too expensive can easily break your wallet. When you’re buying a linoleum knife, it’s important to find the right balance between the two. At the same time, however, it’s not good to ignore one or the other either. It’s possible for a cheap knife to be worth its weight in gold. Likewise, it’s possible for an expensive knife to be well worth the price too. Utility This knife comes with a padded finger guard and soft-grip handle with a finger guard. Its long point design is ideal for professional tradesmen and is ideal for drywall, flooring, and roofing projects. The superior blade features a reverse V-shaped tip, making it ideal for cutting weeds. The blade measures 3.5 inches in length, and is made of tempered steel for long-lasting use. The super sharp serrations on the edge of the knife allow it to slice through tough weeds and grasses.

The Irwin Tools Knife is one of the best knives I have ever tried. Although the price may be a little higher than other linoleum knives, the quality more than makes up for it. Take the position of the sheet, for example. It’s a good idea to position it in such a way to make it easier to cut. It may seem obvious, but many people get caught by the trap of positioning it to make it easier to cut with a regular knife.

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The blade, for instance, is designed to allow you to easily cut through linoleum. The handle, likewise, is designed in a way to improve on this feature. In short, linoleum knives make it much easier to cut linoleum and other similar material. How do you use a Linoleum Knife? The M-D Building Products Knife has the look and feel of a high end knife. The blade is made with high carbon steel with a great finish. The handle, although rubber, is slip-resistant and strong against moisture. Specifically, the handle is perfect for long use and is still comfortable after hours of work. The 7″ Roofing Knife is made with a heavy gauge steel casing to handle the toughest jobs. Featuring replaceable blades for easy replacement, it can cut through shingles and rolled roofing.