Useful tool without an unnecessary blade
925975
One of the only models I could find without a blade - made it more suitable for teenagers that sometimes leave things in their pockets and then run the risk of getting in trouble at school. Typical Leatherman quality - we won't buy any other brands!
3403745
You don't need to spend extra money. This tool is all you need.
174313
I'm not a fan of slicing up a melon. With this tool I spent less time on the task and the slicer moved with ease. The end result is not sexy but it's done.
448668
I bought this product particularly for my Kukri style machete.  Because of the machete's deeply curved blade the Lansky Puck is in my opinion the easiest tool to use for sharpening without gouging the blade, especially when out in the bush.

PROS - small size, curved edges, puts a good utility edge on a blade - not razor sharp but adequate.  Easy to carry and use in the bush.  Priced about right.

CONS - Take caution and wear a sharpening glove to avoid cuts.  When you sharpen your tools you will find your fingers gripping over the edge of the stone and thus putting them in close contact with the blade.  This stone may not put a razor sharp edge on your equipment but will definitely put on enough to give you a very serious laceration.  I would also suggest keeping the stone in a bag of some sort, as it tends to shed some of it's grit.

So, if you need a Kukri sharpening stone that works easily and puts an adequate edge on, this may be the product for you.
1639277
I had one of these, nicked by a workman who was building a fence for me, he liked it so much. I use this for making stepping-stone walkways in my garden, checking if paintings or mirrors hanging on my walls are straight, and sundry other purposes. I have a much longer one for construction projects, but this is very handy, and very useful. A basic tool, and the magnetic side to it is useful.
3623558
Nice tool and very handy. This newer model uses the universal blades (slotted holes) so you can purchase different brand blades. The depth guide works well. Remember when using these tools LET THE TOOL DO THE WORK, in other words don't force the tool, let it do it's job.
3549745
I bought this little knife to use around the house when cutting open Amazon boxes and other cardboard shipments.  It is well-made. The razor blade is easily removed for replacement.  The blade also retracts easily.  The clip helps secure this to a belt loop or pocket hem, although I carry this inside my pocket.  This is a very sharp tool that should be treated as such.
2733091
Bought the Rockwell Bladerunner even after noting negative reviews.  I was realistic in not expecting a heavy-duty, precision device.  This is a light-duty tool that can perform simple cuts conveniently.  Some problems and limitations to consider:  1) The blade does not want to stay straight while cutting.  You may have to turn the project item very much off straight on while cutting in order to obtain an actual straight cut.  2) The blade does chatter, particularly near the end of a cut.  Be prepared to hold the project tightly.  3) The Bladerunner is not a precision miter cut tool.  Even with the angle adjustable gauge/rip fence, the propensity to cut off straight prevents really precise miters.  4) The greatest limitation is the guide holder arm assembly attached to the table.  The clearance distance from the blade to the holder arm is quite short and greatly limits the width/size of the cut piece. You will be surprised by this factor when you finally see the geometry of the unit.  One good feature is the separate, optional circle cutting accessory.  The system is ingenious, well thought out and works nicely, permitting circles of 18" maximum diameter.  The system is really designed to cut round pieces.  Yes, you do cut round holes, but the process requires you to make a straight cut through the stock first.  Oh well, that's what wood putty is for, I guess.

All in all, the Bladerunner can be a convenient tool for quick, non-critical, smaller cuts in various materials.  Just don't expect it to completely replace a good jig-saw, chop saw or miter saw.
184968
This cutting tool might seem a little gimmicky with the Power Button, but after testing cutting the same nail with it activated and without, there is a considerable reduction in force needed to cut while the Power Button is activated.  Id agree that it takes about half the force, as indicated in the product description.  While the Power Button is activated the handles essentially open wider, without opening the cutting end any wider, making it easier to apply force for cutting.

There are some internal mechanics in the joint that adjust the movement of one of the arms to accommodate the different cutting modes.  Even though the joint isn't surrounded by two solid pieces of metal (like a traditional cutter) it feels more than sturdy to handle heavy-duty cutting.  I will say the button can be a little bit of a nuisance to push some times.  You need the tool opened just the right amount to be able to push the button in all the way.  I also noticed that you can also push the button half way down to essentially lock the tool  is this an undocumented feature?  All in all, this is a very effective cutting tool that Im happy to have in my toolbox.
1881539
Perfect little tool that you don't actually need, it helps alot so you don't have to mess around with pliers like I used to do.
3710789
I've been cutting literally thousands of sheets of paper into squares for use in my business.  I've tried a few different cutters, and this one has worked well.

Pro:
-Lightweight plastic, but still sturdy
-Handle easily locks when you want it, but not when you don't
-Has guide for paper width. Really useful!
-Safety rod can be removed, makes cutting much easier
-Cuts up to 5 pages relatively well
-Blade is sharp, cuts clean lines (for small # of sheets)

Cons:
-Blade is very fragile. Using too much force can nick the blade
-Bought 3 of these - 1 came with nicked blade, would not cut well
-Tried on >5 pages, would not cut through 10 sheets 24lb paper.  Cuts through the first 6 inches or so, then you have to use too much force for the rest.
-Would not cut plastic sheet protectors very well at all

Overall, I feel like this is a very cheap & good low-cost lightweight trimmer.  For home or office use with a small # of sheets at a time, this is a good cutter.  Just make sure not to use too much pressure, and always press down (not to the left - you don't need to create lateral pressure).  I've used this for maybe 5 thousand sheets over the past year, and it's held up well.  That being said, I really need to be able to cut more than 5 sheets at a time, and I also would like something more heavy duty.

Bottom line: good value for small projects & office use.  Not great for bulk or heavy duty use.
4533580
A great tool, that I thought had been discontinued. Convenient and non-toxic.
744405
This is a sturdy, handy piece of gear to have in your tool box.  The handle is solid, and fits comfortably in your hand, right or left.  The blades are the exact same ones used by most reciprocating saws, and it comes with two metal blades and a multipurpose blade.  The change out quickly, but fit snugly and do not rattle.  Blade folds away easily and safely, allowing it to be carried in your pocket when needed.

This does not replace a reciprocating saw, but is very useful for making either the first few strokes or the last few strokes, which are sometimes difficult with a power saw, depending on the material.  Add into the equation that it's a Milwaukee, and Milwaukee doesn't make junk, and you have a hand tool worth having.

I dunno much, but I know tools (US Navy Seabee and son of a contractor).  This is worth having.
4956229
This tool has just what I need and nothing extra.
4076712
This is a great opening tool. The thin metal makes it easy to get into many tight spots that other opening tools can't get into. The vinyl coating that makes the handle makes the tool reasonably comfortable to use as well as providing adequate grip on the tool. The tool is flexible but still stiff enough to use effectively. I'ts thinness as well as its, shape and size makes it ideal for getting under the glass for removal. I have used this on phones, tablets and laptops for the purpose of glass replacement and it has proven extremely useful in all situations.

This tools is metal and can damage the bezel and or the LCD. Caution is required to not scratch or damage the LCD. However, this tool is often the one that I use to get an opening started so that I can get other tools that are less likely to cause damage to the LCD between the bezel and the glass. If I'm careful I can use this tool to get around the entire glass without causing any damage from the tool.
2877828
A very useful and simple tool to have in any artists arsenal.
I purchased these scribes in order to easily do carving on glass and with the sharp carbide tip it was made significantly easier than past scribes I have tried. Not even just limited to glass, I have utilized these scribes in a variety of ways to make etchings and carvings.

One of the biggest selling point for me was that you receive two of them, since eventually one will wear out it is nice to have an extra (especially in the middle of a project).
The clip is useful, yet if you clip it in any pocket on you make sure the tip cover is on or configure one yourself to prevent getting poked.

I had only two real issues with the scribes thus making me have to give it a 4 star rating.

1. It is too heavy and long, making it relatively difficult to carry casually with you. Since you are only really using the tip I believe the design would be better if it was perhaps half the size
2. the tip being incredibly sharp only comes with a small thin red rubber cover that easily can be lost of fall off. I cover mine with a pen cap, however if there was a better form fitting cap or tip this would help .
136861
No need for expensive tools, this little guy works great!