Amazon Basics 29-Piece Precision Hobby Knife Set, Red

Really good set with nice choice of blades in a sturdy box

This has been a great set to have for model building with the variety of blades, sometimes the areas of the part that needs to be trimmed can be quite awkward to get to without damaging the part itself. This set includes a lot of different blade types and I can always find one that isn't going to cause damage or difficulties in trimming the parts down.The handle is comfortable to work with and doesn't easily slip out of hand or rotate in the hand.The set also comes with a sharpening stone included, I haven't used this yet and have my own whetstones so I can't really comment on this but it's nice that this is included in the box.Overall I would recommend the set, feels well made and the blades are nice and sharp out of the box.

Absolutely love it, yes the tool it’s self could be better quality for sure but all the included blades are excellent and the added sharping stone is a fantastic bonus, definitely recommend for beginners to intermediate users 100%Oh and that case is grate and of good quality too.

very handy kit good quality

A nice knife set under the Amazon basics brand. The handle is all metal and feels nice to hold. The selection of blades is good for a low price set. A whetstone and a pair of tweezers are also included in the set. The blades have a good Finnish and a good cutting edge unlike some you find. The different types of blade are mirrored on the other side of the box, with 6 different blades to pick from you should always have the right blade for the job at hand

Good idea for those who use scalpels and need to store or transport them safely. The quality of the blades and handle appears good too.

Great set, comfortable knife with alot of blade options, the case is hard and locks closed well.I cut some sheets of vinyl for wrapping car parts, I found the blades blunted enough to drag of film sooner than I would have liked but still more than enough there for short term use session but repeated use you'll certainly need to replenish your favourite blades after a few craft sessions.

This set is cheap & well put together with a good selection of blades and the knife itself is fairly robust. However I have found it’s not really suitable for anything harder than paper or card. It will cut through thin MDF, foam and plastic frames (such as Warhammer sprues) but it takes a bit of work & several passes through and the blade pops out of place no matter how tight you secure it when you try to cut these. This shouldn’t be a problem for these types of knives. Comparing the blades to a regular x-acto knife, it does feel like the blades in this kit are a bit on the thin side so maybe the knife will function better with a pack of standard blades.