ToughBuilt Utility Knife Comparison, all 7 knives...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2024
- Here is a long video, All 7 ToughBuilt utility knives is one big review. I am not sponsored by Toughbuilt, nor affiliated with them. I bought all the knives shown here. I just like most of their tools. #toughbuilt @ToughBuilt
So here my honest review, the good and the bad, as I see it. Even though I have done single reviews on each one, I think this is a decent review on all compared to each other, in the hope that if your looking at one of these tools, this can help you to decide which one or more to go with.
Technically there are 8 utility blades by Toughbuilt, but one of them is truly pointless in my opinion. There is the Pry Bar Utility Knife with Storage (TB-H4-12-IST) shown in this video, and there is an identical version without storage, for $2 more.
To be nice, I've added time stamps/chapters, including the time I stabbed myself on accident. If I can laugh about it, so can you. I've also added all the part numbers to aid in identifying them, both to the thumbnail and the chapters, just in case. On a side note, Some of the part numbers on the tools do not match ToughBuilt's website. I don't know why, But the part number I use are the ones on the actual tools.
00:00 Introduction
02:16 Sub-Compact Utility Knife TB-H4-12-C
03:49 Pry bar Utility Knife TB-H4-12-I
05:43 5-in-1 Electrician's Folding Utility Knife TB-H4-12-IM
07:33 Reload Utility Knife TB-H4-03
10:08 Scraper Utility Knife TB-H4-01
11:40 Stabbed myself ID-1-OT
12:40 Fixed Blade + Sliding Guard TB-H4-11-G
16:41 Angled Utility Knife TB-H4-11-A
18:31 Overall Thoughts...
All of these are available at Lowes Home Improvement, in store, and online. If I find any on Amazon, I will add the link below.
ToughBuilt Sub-Compact Knife:
www.lowes.com/pd/TOUGHBUILT-1...
ToughBuilt Reload:
www.lowes.com/pd/TOUGHBUILT-R...
ToughBuilt Scraper:
www.lowes.com/pd/TOUGHBUILT-U...
ToughBuilt Utility blades for the Scraper:
www.lowes.com/pd/TOUGHBUILT-3...
ToughBuilt Pry bar w/Storage:
www.lowes.com/pd/TOUGHBUILT-3...
ToughBuilt Electricians 5-in-1:
[ This Web address is incorrect on Lowes website, I will update this description when Lowes fix their website issue.]
ToughBuilt Fixed Blade with Guard:
www.lowes.com/pd/TOUGHBUILT-5...
ToughBuilt Angled Blade w/Storage:
www.lowes.com/pd/TOUGHBUILT-5...
ToughBuilt Scraper on Amazon: amzn.to/3TNg4I2
ToughBuilt Utility blades on Amazon: amzn.to/3tDsbwN
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The retractable guard knife is the only fixed blade worth using. Saves toolbags while maintaining the rigidity and simplicity of a fixed blade knife. Good for applications that would strain the mechanics of a retractable blade knife or strain the blade release on the folding variants. My 5-in-1 electricians knife blade release was getting gunked up internally (insulation, dry wall, etc...).
A note to anyone interested in the 5-in-1: don't flick the bit holder like the knife portion. Your backup screw driver will become a backup bit launcher
14:08 I think this is a great idea. The main problem with retractable utility knives is that the blades have a problem while pulling through caulking or drywall. The retention often fails and the blade will pull out. I want to buy a Delphin, but their blades are fixed. I can't use that style because while installing flooring or any other job that's done on the floor, I know will cut myself or the flooring while I'm moving around.
Interesting, I didn't think of it in that way. Thank you.
Thanks for comparing them all. Rly helped decide on which ones I want. Also the blade release is so u can turn the blade around and use the other perfectly good unused side of the blade. If u just eject it after 1 edge is dull then it's a lot of waste over over time if you use it daily. Seems counter intuitive tho ( your point ) cuz the whole concept is a quick auto reload knife. It is as long as your ok with only use half of each blade.
You are correct. Typically you could change the blades around, and I didn't even think I needed to show it. In my line of work, we are not allowed to change the blades around, the company I work for, sends the half used blades to another company, where they are reloaded into packs by a machine, and then sent back to us. As butt backwards as that is, my understanding of the reason behind it was that our company got sued for damages resulting in an employee who went to change a blade around, got a cut, and it got infected. That infection resulted in sepsis, where that employee lost a few fingers. This was about a decade before I even started there, and that's not even that strange of a rule for us.
Sorry if I missed it mentioned in comments. Retractable pry bar on the 5 in 1 electrician utility knife. So far my fave is that 5 in 1. Sub compact is kinda nice no frills, and the angled utility knife is great but because of the size... Doing work in doors....if I wear a pouch I find it is hard to find good pouch placement and or it's hitting walls/door casing/jobs. The 5 in 1 due to it's weight and actual angles will probably remain my go to. Subcompact sometimes takes pressure to sink into your pocket, has harsher angles if you are rummaging for keys in same pocket, despite the 5 in 1 weight it is easier to get into your pocket, and it sinks back in pocket quickly. Plus semi useful added features.
I agree.
With the reloadable knife if you take the main blade out while the magazine is in and pull the lever down and back up it’ll reload the blade
Interesting, I did not try that. Thank you.
With the magazine knife, do you ever accidentally release the magazine while using it? In other words, ever have a premature evacuation? And thanks for the review. This is ia the only video I have found that is this comprehensive. 👍
I've never accidentally ejected a magazine, it wont let you when a blade is deployed. And I know my video's tend to be boring, but I try to give the most complete review, for both pro's and cons that I can.
@Survival-gyver Thanks for the reply. On my way now to pick up a few of these knives. 👍
@@EM-fi2qg Your welcome, and enjoy.
That last knife the blade is still sticking out slightly not a good retraction safety concern
Nice review
Thank you.
That one with the sliding guard should have had an auto protracting guard. It would have had a spot in workplaces that ban most kinds of knives except 'safety' ones
Good point.