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Getting a Seamless Fit to Your Carpet using Carpet Fitting Tools and Stanley Knives

Getting a carpet to fit correctly is one of the most difficult jobs to do when fitting a carpet. But it is also one of the most important, as a well fitting carpet is the difference between a professional and an amateur finish. Using carpet fitting tools to fit a carpet is one way of getting a really professional finish on a carpet. The effective use of a Stanley knife such as a Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 or a Stanley 1996 can also help to make the job neat and tidy.

If you have to lay one or more pieces of carpet side by side, use a safety knife or Stanley knife to cut through the pieces of carpet to make sure that they match each other exactly. You can then seam the edges with carpet fitting tools such as a carpet roller. There are various other carpet fitting tools you can use at this stage for example, a knee kicker, a carpet stretcher, and a wall trimmer. The carpet can also be trimmed using a Stanley knife such as a Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 or a Stanley 1996.

Choosing a Dolphin Knife or Delphin Knife for Professional Tradesmen

Choosing a dolphin Knife or a delphin knife is easy if you make sure that the knives you are looking at are genuine. Sadly, there are some cheaper imitations out there, and they can easily found on the internet with a quick search. But if you want a professional finish and a product that is guaranteed to last, choosing a genuine dolphin knife or dolphin knife is definitely the best option for you.

Dolphin knives, or delphin knives as they are known in Germany, are the perfect choice for professional tradesmen such as floorers or carpet fitters. These types of knives are the most popular type of knives used to lay carpets and hard flooring such as lino or laminate flooring. The great thing about choosing a dolphin knife or dolphin knife is that they have a unique shape which is 3 dimensional, making them perfect for the uses outlined above.

Dolphin knives and dolphin knives are very balanced when cutting through the material required, and they are a pleasure to use due to their comfortable grip. Luckily, it is very easy to remove the blade of the dolphin knife should a new one be needed because of the convenient thumbscrew opening. Replacing the blade is easy and you don’t need a screwdriver to remove the blade and secure it back in. Using the thumbscrew, you can open and close it in just over three revolutions of the wheel.

Some dolphin knives and dolphin knives also have space inside them to hold spare blades. By storing blades internally in a dedicated compartment, you will never be without a spare to hand for your next job. Some compartments even hold up to 10 blades so your dolphin knife will always be sharp. The advantage of having spare blades on hand is that you never have to stop in the middle of a job to go out and buy a new blade for your dolphin knife, or search around to find your spares. By keeping them in the compartment within the knife, they are always there when you need them, so you can carry on with the task in hand without any disruption.

Delphin knife blades and dolphin knife blades consist of one aluminium blade which is manufactured from the highest quality aluminium and also polished to a finish that is attractive and durable.

Using Carpet Fitting Tools and Stanley Knives to Fit a Carpet

A new carpet is a great way to revamp a room or even an entire house. When decorating, a new carpet can contribute to the overall effect of a makeover too. Installing a carpet isn’t the easiest of jobs and if you do decide to do it yourself, you need to make sure you have the right carpet fitting tools and other types of blades such as a Stanley knife or utility knife.

Using specialised carpet fitting tools will ensure that you make a professional job of fitting the carpet, as well as making sure you take your time and work methodically throughout the process. Carpet fitting tools can be purchased from a variety of good knife and blade suppliers throughout the UK, and buying quality carpet fitting tools is a must for getting the job just right.

Before you get out your carpet fitting tools or safety knife, you will need to remove the old carpet from the floor of the room you wish to work on. By removing the mouldings that surround the room and taking the door off, you will be able to easily take the old carpet out of the room and put the new one in.

Use a Stanley knife or similar, such as a Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 or a Stanley 1996 to cut the carpet into strips which can be easily disposed of. You may want to give the carpet a vacuum before you use your Stanley knife to pick up as much dust and debris as you can to prevent yourself from breathing it in.

The next step you will need to carry out is to pull the carpet off the tackless strips and then roll it into sections. After you have laid the underpad you can move onto laying the carpet for your room. When installing the carpet, make sure that the piece you lay is a few centimetres bigger than the floor itself. This means that it can be trimmed with a Stanley knife to make it fit properly against the edges of the room.  Again, use a Stanley knife, such as a Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 or a Stanley 1996 to cut the carpet. Or you could use a safety knife, as this will help you to get a clean, precise edge to the carpet for a professional finish.

Keeping Your Wood Working Planer Blade Sharp

To keep your black & decker planer blade or wood working planer blade in good working order, it is very important to carry out regular maintenance checks. By checking your blade regularly, you can be sure that the bevel is kept in good condition and that the blade is still sharp.

An effective way to check the sharpness of your bosch planer blade, your black & decker planer blade or your wood working planer blade is to tilt it upwards and turn it to the light. As you do this, look at how the light reflects upon the bevel of the planer blade. If the wood working planer blade is in good condition and good working order, the bevel should look absolutely flat in the light.

If you do not sharpen a knife or wood working planer blade properly, it will not work as well as it should do. Knives and blades need to be sharpened at different angles depending on the type of knife. Some knives are easier to sharpen than others but there are basic general rules that apply to sharpening a knife or a wood working planer blade. By following knife maintenance advice, you can be sure that your planer blade lasts as long as possible.

Art, Craft and Modelling Knives from Stanley and Swann Morton

When embarking on a craft project, modelling or art project, it is really important to use knives and blades that are good for accurate, precision cutting. Often craft projects require very sharp, fine blades in order to get the detailed, accurate finish required of such hobbies, and Swann Morton knives or Stanley Knives can provide this high level of precision. By using the right blade for your crafting, modelling DIY or hobby craft project, you can ensure that your project will be of the highest quality.

Hobbyists and professionals alike find that Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 and Stanley 1996 knives are just what they need for their craft projects. Whether it is hobby craft, art and craft or modelling, you need a knife or blade that produces consistent, accurate cuts. This way, you will get the quality finish you are looking for.

Swann Morton blades are also brilliant for crafting, as the quality of these types of knives is very good. Many crafters, both professional and hobbyists alike choose Swann Morton blades of their knives of choice and make a very good job of the projects that they embark on.

Looking After Wood Working Planer Blades from Bosch and Black & Decker

The correct maintenance of wood working planer blades is essential for keeping them working well for years to come. If you need to sharpen your wood working planer blade, black & decker planer blade or bosch planer blade, it is really important to do it very carefully using the correct tools.

If you do not sharpen a knife or blade properly, it will not work as well as it should do for the job you wish to do with it. Knives and blades need to be sharpened at different angles depending on the type of knife. Some knives are easier to sharpen than others but there are basic general rules that apply to sharpening a knife or a wood working planer blade.

If you decide to sharpen your bosch planer blade yourself, you should follow a series of simple steps to ensure that you do not damage the wood working planer blade or injure yourself in the process of sharpening. For example, when you assemble the planer blade, put the blade into the honing guide to make sure that it holds it in the bevel – side down position. Then you should adjust the blade so that the full bevel connects to the surface.

Firstly, your whetstone should then be oiled and tapping oil is useful for cleaning the metal surface. You should then attempt to remove any nicks on the blade of your wood working planer blade, black & decker planer blade or bosch planer blade. If you do find them, it is important to only apply the course side of the whetstone to the wood working planer blade. Ensure that the blade is worked with a pushing action instead of a pulling action to avoid burring the edge of the blade.

To keep your black & decker planer blade in good condition, regular maintenance checks are aessential. By checking your wood working planer blade at regular intervals, you can be assured that its bevel keeps in the best shape and the blade of it remains sharp.

A good way to check the sharpness of your bosch planer blade, your black & decker planer blade or your wood working planer blade is to tilt it and turn it towards the light. Observe how the light reflects upon the bevel of the blade and if it is sharp the bevel will appeaer flat.

Swann Morton Knives and Blades for Use in Hobby Craft

Swann Morton knives and blades are the perfect choice for any crafting or modelling project. Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 and Stanley 1996 knives are very durable and reliable for crafting and will easily cut through all grades of paper. They will also cut through mat board, foam board, fabrics, sheet metal and even plastic. Knives and blades such as these are great for individuals and professionals, and Swann Morton knives and blades are perfect for any craft or hobby use.

When embarking on a craft project, it is really important to use knives and blades that are good at precision cutting. Often craft projects require very sharp, fine blades in order to get the fine finish required of such hobbies, and Swann Morton knives or Stanley Knives can provide this high level of precision. Using the right blade for your crafting, modelling DIY or hobby craft project is very important.

Hobbyists and professionals alike find that Olfa knives and trimming knife blades are just what they need for their craft projects. Whether it is hobby craft, art and craft or modelling, you need a knife or blade that produces consistent, accurate cuts. This way, you will get the quality finish you are looking for.

When choosing a Swann Morton blade or Stanley knife blade it is important to get a product that is built to last. Craft knives used for modelling and art and craft projects are used repetitively and this amount of use can cause the knife or blade to become blunt very quickly. That is why it is important to look after your Swann Morton or Stanley knife, so that you may be able to use it for the maximum amount of time before you have to replace it with another.

Craft knives such as the Stanely 1992, Stanley 5192 and Stanley 1996 are very good for providing the highest level of control and precision to your work. They will quickly and effectively cut through lighter materials including paper and card, and even fabric and material. They are also suitable for cutting through thicker materials including plastics, balsa wood and even thin metal.

When you have chosen your craft knife, whether it be a Swann Morton knife or a Stanley knife, ordering from a reputable supplier is a must to ensure quick delivery, correct packaging, and a quality product.

Trimming Knives and Scraper Blades for Individuals and Tradesmen

Trimming knife blades are a very handy tool and should be in the toolbox of any good craftsman or tradesman. The trimming knife blades, hooked blades and concave blades supplied by Knife-point can be relied upon to last a very long time, saving money as they don’t need to be replaced as often.

Our trimming knife blades have a reversible polished steel blade, which have very accurately ground cutting edges which are perfect for precision cutting and will ensure that you make minimal mistakes. They also come in a convenient plastic box with a secure lid to ensure that your blades stay safe and sound until you need them, and can be reached easily when it is time to use them.

All of our hooked blades, concave blades and trimming knife blades are very suitable for businesses, professional tradesmen and private individuals. We also supply scraper blades which are excellent for decorator and painters alike because they do a great job of stripping wallpaper. They can be used to remove old, worn or unwanted wallpaper from walls, and although they are very sharp, they will not cause damage to the underlying surface material because of the way that they are designed.

Cutting Roofing and Flooring Using Hooked Blades and Carpet Fitting Tools

Choosing the right hooked blades and carpet fitting tools for the job you plan to embark on is of the upmost importance. Our knives and blades are made in Sheffield and are of the highest quality, ideal for cutting flooring, textiles or roofing material.

Hooked blades are perfect for cutting roofing shingles before they are affixed to the roof of the building in question. It is important to keep roof shingles from lining up exactly, because without gaps the water may be unable to pass between them and under them. This prevents the roof from leaking and damaging the interior of the house, which could have a large financial impact on the occupants of the house.  Most tiles have guide marks on them which will make it far easier to use the hooked blade to cut the roofing shingles accurately.

When cutting the tiles with the hooked blade, it is important to take care to keep in line with the guide marks on the tile. Straying from them may result in an uneven pattern when the shingle is attached to the roof.

Cuts on your roofing shingles must keep to a in a uniform pattern, therefore the correct hooked blade will ensure that the cuts are even. Hooked blades can also be used to cut shingles so that they fit around pipes by cutting a circular cut out to fit the shingle around the pipe.

 

 

Trimming Knife Blades for Professional Tradesmen and Businesses

Based in Sheffield, Knife-point is dedicated to supplying businesses, professional tradesmen and private individuals with hooked blades, concave blades, trimming knife blades and scraper blades. We only supply the highest quality knives and blades to our customers, upholding the reputation of Sheffield as being the finest knife making city in the UK and possibly the world.

We provide a range of concave blades, trimming knife blades and scraper blades to a variety of people in all kinds of different industries. Scraper blades are perfect for painters and decorators because they do an excellent job of stripping wallpaper.

When the existing wall paper needs to be stripped from a wall because a new type is being put up or a home makeover is on the cards, scraper blades are the ideal choice. They are sharp enough to effectively remove the layer or layers of wallpaper without damaging the material underneath, and they are very resistant to bending even when a certain amount of pressure is applied to the scraper blade. Scraper blades from Knife-point can also be used for stripping artex and plaster board.

Trimming knife blades are also handy tools that can be ordered directly from Knife-point. Made in Sheffield, these general purpose blades are of the highest quality and are very heavy duty for long life and durability. These trimming knife blades can be used to cut carpet, vinyl and any other type of sheet material. They are also compatible with Stanley knives and can be used as a value replacement for Stanley knife blades.

Trimming knife blades should be in the toolbox of any good craftsman or tradesman, and these blades can be relied upon to last a long time. They have reversible polished steel blades which have very accurately ground cutting edges for precision cutting and minimal mistakes.

Every one of the hooked blades, concave blades, trimming knife blades and scraper blades on offer at Knife-point are very competitively priced and excellent quality. Our prices are very low for a knife and blade supplier with such a high quality of products and we try really hard to keep our prices competitive. We are also able to negotiate pricing when we receive a scheduled bulk or volume purchase. For this kind of discount, all you have to do is simply call us and we can have a chat about what we can do. We will do our very best to give you the best possible deal on top of our already very low pricing.

 

 

 

Hooked Blades for Cutting Flooring, Roofing and Textiles

Hooked blades from Knife-point in Sheffield are of the highest quality. Our Sheffield based knife and blade business is one of the industry leaders in blades and we stock a variety of different products including Stanley knife blades and concave blades. We also supply a wide range of good quality and affordable hooked blades and carpet fitting tools to business across the UK, especially those that need to cut flooring, roofing or textiles in their everyday work.

When choosing the right hooked blade, it is important to make sure that the blade fits into your retractable utility knife. Before ordering from our knife and blade website, it is also important to ensure that the hooked blade is exactly the right type of blade to fit your utility knife, and will therefore be suitable to use for your cutting needs. Hooked blades are ideal for roofing contractors and carpet or floor installers, as they carry out the job quickly and efficiently without damaging the underlying material.

Hooked blades can be used for cutting roofing shingles before they are affixed to the roof of the building in question. This is important because roof shingles need to be kept from lining up exactly without gaps so that water can still pass between them and under them. This action obviously prevents the roof from leaking and damaging the interior of the house. Most tiles have guide marks on them which will make it far easier to use the hooked blade to cut the roofing shingles accurately.

Care should be taken to cut the tiles with the hooked blade in keeping with the guide marks on the tile, as deviating from these lines may create an awkward pattern when the shingle is attached to the roof. The correct hooked blade will ensure that the cuts on your roofing shingles remain in a uniform pattern. Hooked blades can also be used to cut shingles so that they fit around pipes. By cutting a circular cut out to fit the shingle around the pipe, a neat job can be achieved that will look good.

Hooked blades are used a lot for roofing, flooring and textiles; because they can be used to cut surface materials without damaging whatever is underneath. Hooked blades can be used for cutting carpet or linoleum. They are particularly handy for cutting carpet and lino because they are designed to be used for cutting without causing any damage to the surface beneath.

The Use of Concave Blades and Trimming Knife Blades for Precision Cutting

Concave blades and trimming knife blades are perfect for precision cutting on materials such as leather and marquetry. These types of blades are the perfect solution for projects that require a large amount of accuracy. Concave blades can be used on many different materials including composite aluminium sheet, wood, miliput, and craft materials. They can also be used for cutting fabrics and carpets.

Hooked blades have a hooked cutting edge at each end of the blade which makes them ideal for cutting sheet material. A hooked blade allows you to quickly and easily hook the blade over the end of the sheet of material that you would like to cut. You can then draw back; cutting only the layer of the sheet material that you wish to.

Hooked blades are the perfect type of blade for cutting sheet material including floor coverings and sheeting made of plastic. They can also be used for trimming roofing materials, linoleum and carpet fabrics. The blades themselves have deep hooks for cutting thick materials and work well in most standard utility knives. Hooked blades are perfect for use in the packaging industry.

Stanley Knife Blades and the Safe Use of Them

It is really important to use a Stanley knife in a safe way, whether it is a Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 or a Stanley 1996. One of the ways to protect yourself from Stanley knife blades is to wear protective goggles to prevent damage to your eyes. The sharp cutting blade of the knife can release bits of whatever surface you are cutting through, and this may get in your eyes if goggles are not worn to protect them.

If you are cutting through a thicker surface, then making a series of shallow cuts will penetrate the thick material thicker and faster than trying to cut through it in one go. By making shallow incisions with your Stanley knife blade, you can reduce your chances of the blade slipping and maybe even breaking in the process.

Another way of keeping yourself safe when you use Stanley knife blades is to make sure that you replace it whenever it becomes dull. You can tell when a blade is becoming old as it will feel more like it is tearing through the material rather than cutting through it. This can make the blade slip and therefore create a safety hazard.

High Quality Planer Blades from Bosche and Black & Decker

Bosche planer blades and black & decker planer blades are tough and extremely durable, making them perfect for projects that need high levels of precision and accuracy.

Bosche planer blades and black & decker planer blades are also very high quality and are often much better than other brands who are their competitors. Choosing a very good quality planer blade is really important for critical jobsite applications so that high levels of accuracy and precision are met.

It’s very important to stay safe when using a planer. If you want to only take off a small amount of wood with your Bosche planer blade, you should set your planer to the lowest setting. Wearing safety goggles is very important when you use your planer blades, whether it is a Bosche planer blades and black & decker planer blade, because fragments of wood and dust can be harmful should they get into your eyes. Having a pair of goggles that fit you properly is also important, as a loose pair may still allow wood and dust to enter your eyes.

After you have turned the planer off, make sure you protect yourself, the work and the blades by setting the front shoe of the planer up on a wood block while the spinning cutter head slows down and stops altogether.

Balancing your body properly when using a planer with Bosche planer blades or black & decker planer blades is very important. To balance, it is best to stand with your feet apart in a comfortable position. This is important because you need to be balanced and comfortable through the process and each pass of the planer blade requires a regular rhythm of balance and hand pressure.

To begin using your planer, you should rest the front shoe of the planer flat against the wood you wish to plane, without letting the Bosche planer blade or black & decker planer blade touch the work. When you start up your planer, you should wait a few seconds until the motor reaches its full speed, and then ease the plane into contact with the work. You should then begin to push it forward at a steady pace. It is important to keep your pressure on the front of the planer as it enters your piece of work, and to keep your planer blade parallel with the wood.

How to Ensure the Safe Usage of Stanley Knife Blades

Before you begin cutting whatever it is you wish you to cut, you must make sure that you check the Stanley knife blade is securely seated in the knife itself. Stanley knife blades are fully replaceable, and this means that they will slide out of the knife easily for when they need to be replaced. This also means that your knife will always have a sharp blade as long as you replace it regularly, which you should do for optimum use and effective cutting.

Before you use your Stanley knife blades to cut a material, you must ensure that the blade itself is not loose in any way. You must also make sure that, should you be using a retractable blade, it is fully extended from the body of the knife before you begin the process of cutting.

Before you begin to use your Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 or your Stanley 1996, you should make sure you are standing in front of the surface you wish to cut, with your feet securely placed on the floor. It is best to kneel or stand to one side of the line you wish to cut if you are cutting on a surface that is below the level of your chest. This will give you the best control of your Stanley knife blade, and make sure that your body is well out of the way of the edge of the surface that you are cutting.

The next step in the cutting process is to place your free hand, as in the one that is not holding the knife, in an area that you will be able to support yourself if you need to.  Your free hand must be at the very least six inches from the cutting line of your Stanley knife blade. This way, you will have time to move out of the way before you injure yourself, and save your hand should an accident occur.

As you pull the knife toward you as you cut, make sure that you do not push the blade away from you when it is on a cutting line. A pulling motion should be used, which makes the cutting process faster and much more efficient. This method of cutting also makes it far less likely for the Stanley knife blades to slip when you pull it towards you.

Hobby Craft and the Use of Knives, Blades and Tools

As traditional, Sheffield based suppliers of knives and blades, including Stanley knife blades; Knife-Point stock an extensive range of crafting knives and tools. We also offer a full range of the appropriate replacement blades at a very competitive price, with fast delivery and discounts for bulk buying. Perfect for use in trades, DIY work, hobbies and crafts, our knives, blades and scrapers are a great option for a variety of industries. They are also of very high quality and made to last.

We stock an extensive and diverse range of Stanley knife blades including Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 and Stanley 1996, which are perfect for a variety of crafting and hobby craft projects. Using these great blades, you will be able to cut a range of materials with precision, ease and intricate detail. Our hobby tools, blades and knives make the best tools for art and craft projects and modelling. As reputable suppliers of knives and blades, Knife-Point have been supplying businesses and individuals alike with craft knives, Stanley knife blades and trimming knife blades for a number of years.

Hobbyists and professionals alike find our range of Olfa knives and trimming knife blades just what they need for their projects. Whether it is hobby craft, art and craft or modelling, our range of knives and blades produce consistent, accurate cuts that will give you the quality finish you are looking for.

Our range of trimming knife blades and Olfa knives are great for precision cutting requirements often needed for craft projects. They are also perfect for when you need the highest level of control and precision, and will effectively cut through lighter materials including paper and card, and fabric and material. They are also suitable for cutting through thicker materials including plastics, balsa wood and even thin metal. Here at Knife-Point, we are sure to have the right knife or blade for your crafting, DIY or hobby craft project.

Our range of Stanley knives provides the perfect choice for any avid crafters project. We stock Stanely 1992, Stanley 5192 and Stanley 1996, among many other knives and blades, meaning that you can always find what you need with Knife-Point. Our knives and knife blades are durable and reliable, and will easily cut through all grades of paper, mat board, foam board, fabrics, sheet metal and plastic. Great for individuals and professionals, our range is so wide that you are sure to find just what you need.

Online supplier of safety knives, stanley knives, hooked blades and concave blades

Knife-Point are based in the city of Sheffield, which has a rich history in knife making and an excellent reputation for being the finest manufacturing city of knives and cutlery in the UK. From safety knives to stanley knives, from hooked blades to concave blades, Knife-Point can supply a range of quality knives and blades to businesses, individuals and professional tradesmen. Sheffield’s history in cutlery making goes back as far as 1000 years and the city of Sheffield is still regarded as the centre of UK knife making.

Knife-Point are proud that their range of Olfa safety knives, Gr8 pro safety knives, Bosch planer blades, Black & Decker planer blades, Dolphin knives and Delfin knives is extensive, and as a company we can provide individuals and businesses with anything they need. We also offer a range of Stanley knife blades which include blades for the Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 and Stanley 1996. Our extensive range of Swann-Morton blades can also be ordered from the Knife-Point website.

Here at Knife-Point, we are pleased to provide our customers with free delivery for every single item listed on our website including safety knives, trimming knife blades, woodworking planer blades, hooked blades and concave blades, as well as all the other types of knives and blades that we stock. Knife-Point also offers very competitive rates for worldwide air mail or courier shipments on safety knives, scraper blades, and wood working planer blades.

All of the prices of our dolphin knives, scraper blades and carpet fitting tools include 20% VAT so the price you see on our website is the price you pay, with no hidden costs. We are also able to negotiate rates for volume of knives ordered, for example, by buying Stanley knife blades, 9mm snap off blades and carpet fitting tools in bulk, a substantial saving can be made. The prices on all of our safety knives, snap off blades and carpet fitting tools are very competitively priced with no minimum order values.

If you take advantage of our discounts for large amounts of safety knives, Don Carlos knives, and scraper blades that you order, or any item from the extensive range of blades that Knife-Point has to offer, you can pay in a variety of different ways. We offer a diverse number of ways to pay for any of our safety knives, carpet fitting tools and wood working planer blades, including PayPal, Google Checkout / Google Wallet, debit cards or credit cards, and even cheques.

Quality knives and blades including safety knives, hooked and concave blades, and carpet fitting tools

Based in the steel city of Sheffield, Knife-Point stock a range of quality knives and blades including safety knives, hooked and concave blades, and carpet fitting tools. We also stock a number of branded blades which include Olfa safety knives, Gr8 pro safety knives, Bosch planer blades, Black & Decker planer blades, Dolphin knives and Delfin knives.

Our extensive range of knife blades are a testament to the rich history of Sheffield, whose knife making and cutlery manufacture spans over a thousand years. We are proud that our trimming knife blades are made in Sheffield and we also stock the world famous Swann-Morton blades. Swann-Morton are a blade manufacturing company who are famous all over the world for their traditional blade making skills. Swann-Morton were founded in Sheffield in 1932 and continue to be a popular brand of knives worldwide.

Knife-Point is dedicated to providing only the finest quality trimming knife blades, hand knives, safety knives, hand tools and power tool accessories to businesses, professional tradesmen and to private individuals. We also stock a great range of Stanley knife blades including Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192, Stanley 1996.

Every knife on our website includes the VAT price, so the price you see advertised is the exact price that you pay. We also offer free delivery for every knife including safety knives, hooked blades, Don Carlos knives, scraper blades, and woodworking planer blades.

The products shown in our range are by no means exhaustive and our 25 years of experience covers many other sectors of industry. If you have any requirements that are not displayed on our website, please do contact us as we should be able to supply the tools that you need. We place a great degree of importance on our high quality products and competitive pricing. We also pride ourselves on excellent service and rapid delivery times.

Our full range of safety knives, trimming knife blades, Stanley knife blades and carpet fitting tools are of an exceptionally high standard. It is our intention to become your first choice supplier by meeting or exceeding your requirements on each occasion that you purchase your tools at Knife-Point. We are also able to negotiate bulk or volume purchases on our full range of knives including trimming knife blades, carpet fitting tools and even 9mm snap off blades.

The use of knives and blades in hobby craft projects

Here at Knife-Point, traditional suppliers of knives and blades based in Sheffield, we stock a huge range of crafting knives and their replacement blades at very competitive prices. Our knives, blades and tools are perfect for a variety of industries, as well as for use in trades, DIY work, crafts, and hobbies.

Our extensive range of Stanley knife blades, trimming knife blades and Swann Morton blades are perfect for hobbies and craft projects. By using good quality knives and blades such as ours, you will be able to cut a variety of materials with perfect precision and intricate detail. Our hobby tools and knives make the perfect tools for modelling and art and craft projects. Here at Knife-Point, we supply individuals and businesses with craft knives, modelling tools and wood working tools.

The trimming knife blades, safety knives, Swann Morton tools, and Olfa knives we supply at Knife-Point provide fantastic ergonomic control and superior precision cutting. Whether you need to cut through lightweight materials such as paper, card, or fabric, or thicker materials such as thin metal, plastic, balsa wood, our range of knives, blades and tools will be perfect for your crafting project.

Whether you are a professional or a hobbyist, our hand tools are perfect for hobbycraft, modelling, and art and craft. Our Olfa craft knives, trimming knife blades and scrapers, and woodworking tools will cut with careful precision to produce consistent, precise cuts. They are also durable and reliable, and will cut all grades of paper, mat board, foam board, fabrics, sheet metal and plastic.

We also offer discounts for orders of knives, blades and tools made in bulk, including our range of Olfa safety knives, gr8 pro safety knives, Bosch planer blades and Stanley knives, including Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 and Stanley 1996. We also offer discounts for wholesale job lots which are perfect for saving money if you need to buy large quantities of knives, blades or tools at an affordable price.

We supply Stanley knives and wood working tools specifically for projects that require precision cutting and the highest levels of accuracy. Our safety knives, snap off blades, hooked blades, and concave blades provide a superior level of cutting precision that will give you the perfect cut every time.

With supreme quality craftsmanship, Knife-Point can provide you as a business or individual with 9mm snap off blades, Stanley knife blades, dolphin knives, delphin knives and don carlos knives. We also supply an extensive range of and wood working tools and branded knives and blades such as carpet fitting and floor laying tools, circular saw blades, pro Safety knives and spare blades.

Knives, blades and tools made in the traditional way

As specialist suppliers of knives and blades including delfin knives, dolphin knives, don carlos knives and snap off blades, Sheffield based Knife-Point are exceptionally proud of our roots. We offer a large selection of knives, blades and tools and have the advantage of Sheffield’s long history of quality knife making behind us.

Knife-Point are proud to keep the Steel City’s tradition alive with a great selection of knives and blades including Olfa safety knives, gr8 pro safety knives, Bosch planer blades. The knife and blade making trade may have declined in other areas of the UK, but the staff at Knife-Point are committed to maintaining Sheffield’s reputation of high quality, reliable and durable blades.

The knife and blade making process can be broken down into a few simple steps. Forging creates the initial shape of the knife blade and occurs when the blade is heated to a high temperature. A hammer and anvil is then used to make the shape of the blade. Here at Knife-Point, our range of knives, blades and tools are made by employing a range of modern and traditional techniques. This will ensure that your Olfa safety knife, don carlos knife, or Stanley knife, will be of the highest quality and workmanship, as well as providing precision cutting and excellent and control.

A common technique in traditional knife and blade making is the production of blade blanks. Snap off blades, hooked blades, concave blades, and safety knives may be made using this technique, depending on the thickness of the material and the steels alloy content.

Larger quantities of knives and blades are made using water jet cutters, electron beam cutting, lasers or by stamping sheet material. But on a smaller scale, custom knife makers may use a metal cutting band saw to cut their steel blade blanks. Belt grinders, files or hacksaws can also be used to profile a blank in the knife and blade making process. The process of making blade blanks can also be carried out using files, grinding wheels or small belt sanders, but more experienced knife and blade makers usually use a large industrial belt grinder.

There are various methods of heat treatment that can be used to make hobby craft, modelling, and art and craft tools, all of which we supply at Knife-Point. Our delfin knives, dolphin knives, don carlos knives and snap off blades may go through the process of quenching after heat treatment, however, this process differs according to type of metal and personal preferences in the knife and blade making process. Quenching of knives and blades can be carried out using oil, animal tallow, water, air, or brine.

There are a variety of blade finishes used in the production of Stanley knives, safety knives and planer blades. A high polish shine can be achieved by buffing the blade with chrome oxide, or by hand rubbing the blade with fine wet-or-dry abrasive paper. Here at Knife-Point, our range of knives, including Stanley knives, Stanley 1992, Stanley 5192 and Stanley 1996 are all of the highest quality and a testament to the knife making history of Sheffield.

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