Knives

  • Designer Series #1 Craft Knife
  • Designer Series #1 Craft Knife

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Designer Series #1 Craft Knife
X3251
The X-ACTO Designer Series#1 Craft Knife offers superior precision cutting and ergonomic control. Our #1 craft knife is perfect for cutting lightweight materials, such as paper, plastic, balsa, thin metal, cloth, film and acetate. Made with a rear blade release and safety cap, this crafting knife was designed with safety in mind. The #1 Craft Knife also includes a #11 blade, and can be fitted with No. 10, 12, 13, 16, and 17 X-ACTO blades. X-ACTO knives are the preferred cutting tool for a wide variety of professionals and hobbyists alike. Designers and artists love the X-ACTO knife’s ability to produce careful and meticulous cuts with consistency, while engineers praise the knife’s durable design and reliability. X-ACTO knivescan make precise cuts through a variety of different craft materials:
  • All grades of paper
  • Mat board
  • Foam board
  • Delicate fabrics
  • Sheet metal
  • Plastic
  • And more
  The original X-ACTO knife has been praised for more than 50 years as the standard for precision. Attaining this level of precision, accuracy and reliability starts with supreme quality craftsmanship. All X-ACTO knives are built with a carbon steel blade for a reliable cut every time. Additionally, they are crafted with a sleek design that fits comfortably in the hand, allowing you to continue making the precision cuts needed to finish the job, no matter how long it takes.

Photography Tip - Creating the Perfect Bokeh

Have you ever wondered how to get the beautiful "blurry-background" effect when taking pictures of your crafty masterpieces? It's easier than you think with a little knowledge of how to use your camera's aperture settings. The official photography term for the blur in the background is bokeh. The first step is to make sure you are shooting your pictures in manual mode. Turn your camera's dial on the aperture setting (Av for Canon, A for Nikon) and set it to the lowest possible number. The lower the aperture, the blurrier the background should be. Have fun playing with the settings. You will soon be be a pro at highlighting your craft masterpiece in a beautiful photographic image with a lovely bokeh effect.