NT CutterCushioned Grip Swivel Craft Knife, 1 Knife (SW-600GP)

I never knew this existed! Can't believe how sharp my edges were before this. It glides so well when I make curves and although it took a minute to get use to it's not hard to adjust. The item came with extra blades and a case! Thabks for this and will buy more in th future.

It doesn't swivel as well as I was hoping. I think a smaller blade will swivel more easily.

Nice product sits comfortably in the hand. A little stiff, but it may just need to be broken in. time will tell. Also, I am a handicapped person, and it has given me another tool to help me be independent.

A great alternative to the swivel knife of X-Acto, Fiskars, and Excel. I like how the knife blade is more robust that the small swivel blades of the other brands.

This cutter pen is quite well made though I think I need more practice in using it. It's not as easy to use. I get stuck in certain areas when cutting with my coluzzle cutting system.

Love this little swivel cutter! It really does swivel easily and is awesome! I’m so happy!!!

I needed a blade that would cut through velum and swivel around elliptical shapes and create a nice smooth edge. This device does none of this. While the instructions for assembling and using this blade are minimal and vague, I was able to assemble the cutter and try and use it. Fail. it did not swivel once. It didn't even feel like it could. So I had to use a combination of wrist and repositioning of the paper and then after struggling through that I found many of the areas that I went over did not cut all the way through. Trying to realign the blade to continue a smooth curve was impossible.Did I get a defective one? Did I get the "instructions" wrong? Lord only knows. But what I do know without any doubt...this is getting returned.

I don't know why this is "Amazon's Choice". I've been trying various tools for cutting airbrush stencils. By far the best swivel cutter I've found so far is the Gyro Cut, but replacement blades are fairly expensive. I was hoping to find something with a cheaper replacement blade blade and the NT Cutter seemed like it might work. The reason the Gyro Cut is such a good tool is because they figured out that you need to have an offset between the handle and the blade, to improve tracking and visibility on the work surface. The NT cutter seemed to take a similar approach, but in use the swivel is way too stiff and the thing seems to have a mind of its own - always skittering off across the sheet. You can't even cut a straight line along a ruler easily without it taking off. I think if they had a super-smooth swivel it would work. You can't have a precision swivel knife that does not swivel easily.