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Light-duty utility knife with retractable blade for general cutting tasks
This Stanley 10065 utility knife has a yellow plastic body and a retractable blade for light-duty cutting tasks. It weighs 0.109 kg and works with the optional Stanley 11-921A wall-mount blade dispenser that holds 100 blades. The knife is sold new and ready for occasional use.
This knife suits homeowners, hobbyists and workers who need a simple, low-cost tool for opening boxes or trimming thin materials. It is not built for frequent industrial use, tough materials or applications that require a fixed-blade design or a metal housing. Buyers who want a more durable cutter should consider a different model.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Stanley |
| Product type | Accessories |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.05 kg |
| Package size | 216 × 76 × 23 mm |
Yes, it works with the optional Stanley 11-921A wall-mount dispenser that holds 100 blades.
The knife weighs 0.109 and its plastic body keeps it light for belt carry.
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