New Favorite Utility Knife.

[stchman]

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Stanley...able-Utility-Knife-2-pack-STHT10274/205074559

Feels good in the hand, low price, and made in the USA.

 

[BISCUT]

Look similar to the orange no-names sold at Home Depot for about $2 each. I'd go with Stanley as they usually have good quality products. Less painful if lost!

 

[stchman]

They aren't fancy looking like Milwaukee's flip stuff, but I don't buy a utility knife for looks.

Besides who here is getting sick of Milwaukee's "Professionally Made in China" BS?

 

[AutoMechanic]

Those are good. I’ve got a few older ones that I’ve gotten from yard sales and stuff that are Stanley brand. Good old school box cutters. Mine don’t have the quick change but that looks like a nice feature. Mine are still the old type that you have to unscrew the screw to change the blade.

 

[Duffyjr]

I have all sorts of these types of sliding utility knives but for serious work I like the fixed blade type, just feels more solid. Of course it's somewhat dangerous having a utility knife that is always open laying around.

 

[gman2304]

Hard to beat those old Stanleys for the price. My Dewalt is my favorite.