EHDIS Precision Hobby Knife Set Utility Craft Knife Kit with 10PCS Blades for Art, Working-Stencil, Scoring, Scrapbooking, Architecture Modeling, Crafting-Orange

This tool works well and should fit your hand well. When you switch out the blade with a new one it may not fit with the plastic thumb and finger holds the same but it still works just fine. Adjust, re-align, adjust. I use this tool for what it's for, but I also bought it because of the hole in the center of the collet. This hole is the perfect size for a rotary tool BIT. I use this handle with a sander bit and other bits for exact manual uses.

Fits great and blade sits tight.

Very high quality cutting device..

well made

This is a very easy knife for my arthritic hands! Very sharp and precise too!

I have had surgery on my hands and have some nerve damage from them. The knife fits well in my hand and it has a protective cover, I like protective covers. The blades are typical blades. I find it works well.

Had exacto knife for several years it had a cover like a fountain pen that broke (stepped on)I got the EHDIS as it seemed to be the closest to the discontinued Exacto.It’s a great craft knife and fits my larger hands. It also is more comfortable the the tiny, and cheap pens.I had to get a second as my wife grabbed my first. (Yes dear.)

Best hobby knife i’ve ever used. Love the weight and feel of it

I like it. Works perfectly, very sharp and the tip doesn’t fall out constantly like other knives I have at home

excellent service & product

I bought this exclusively for sourdough scoring. The pen-like shape makes it easy to manipulate for detailed scoring and the blades are easy to change out!

Definitely a thumbs up for this itemHelps with boxes plantsArt projects💯🤩

I bought this because most internet influencers in my hobby use some sort of hobby knife, whereas I've been slumming it with snap-blade utility knives for years. This knife is much pointier that what I'm used to, which will be handy for detailed work. The blade is also extremely sharp, requiring careful technique, and it bends surprisingly easily (quite unlike snap blades). After a few painful pokings and stabbings I actually switched back to a utility knife (albeit with a fresh blade), but I'm sure there's a youtube on how to use these correctly.