Does this product have a metal serrated strip on the box to cut it or do I need a sharp pair of scissors?
1081463
It does have a metal strip on it and the box is sturdy enough to rip the paper easily with the strip.
1081464
Yes, there is a metal strip that is quite sharp. It makes the cut very easy and accurate. I hope you enjoy using it as much as I have.
1570976
No, wish it did. Very sharp. I retained the cardboard packaging. Works well to protect it.
1693053
No serrated option, but you can always have somebody grind them in for you... however, I avoid serrations like the plague for a number of reasons.
1740141
Lansky sharpener will do the job on the non serrated part, I have never had to sharpen the serrated edge on mine. If you mail the knife back to benchmade with 5 dollars for return postage they have a lifetime sharpening service and will put a factory edge on it for you.
1566011
One small knife is finely serrated. I use it to slice bread ... does it beautifully.
2025958
I don't believe its metal lined (structure-wise). A good pair of industrial scissors should be able to cut the material. Although, I might use a sharp utility knife.
24158
It's supposed to in order to cut the paper. I received a pack of parchment papers without a cutting strip on the box also, and considered it a defective product. Can't recall if it was this brand, but I have purchased this brand in the past.
2249723
No, it is not serrated. In fact, there really isn't much of a cutting edge at all, which is one of my complaints with paper "cutter". It is difficult to get a nice straight edge. I ended up with many torn edges.
793725
They are sharp enough for paper. but usually what you want with paper scissors is that they be longer blade length so you get a straight cut. If you are not as concerned then yes for sure. These could be used to open taped up packages, with the straight or serrated edge. Its a compromise though, A box cutter will be better for opening boxes and a pair of titanium edge paper scissors is best for paper. But these would work well in a 'industrial' work environment. They are made for clipping plants and cutting rope after all.
1670001
I wouldn't use any sharp serrated knife. The wooden base is just slightly harder than balsa wood. I wouldn't buy it again. Very cheaply made.
1538511
I used a small hacksaw to cut the strips. also use a small metal file to take off the sharp edge. the strip is easy to drill if you need to add more holes. should be a piece of cake, easy install great product.
568
The one we got was non-serrated. Model number 54875. It has been a great knife.
544978
It can be cut with just a normal pair of shears. As I mentioned, I used mine for metal clay work sheets so I have my large piece all cut into various smaller pieces.
1012969
This a GREAT item!! I have had it for a while so my memory is a little fuzzy but I believe it was NOT in a box. It was banded to a card with plastic bands. I sort of remember having to cut the bands to remove it from the card. Whoever this is for isn't going to care about a box but they will LOVE the scissor!!
857599
yes - you will need to buy metal cutting blade - comes with wood cutting blade.
1816274
No it is not serrated, however, it is very sharp and it does a great job of not sticking.
1903644
No - It comes with a knife that looks like one ! but it does not have a serrated edge. Works on bread though.