Thank you man, I'm sure this is common knowledge to others but it's my first time using these types of blades and was struggling to understand how to do it. Cheers!
Thank you for this. I've had the same box cutter for a couple of years now and I know the blade was supposed to snap off but I never could get it to. I was just going to keep using it until it wouldn't cut anymore and it was about to that point. I had no idea the end had that groove in it but it did the trick.
WOW.. I am so embarrassed to say I didn't know this is how it worked. I was going about this all kinds of wrong. Thank you for posting this video (even if it was 7 years ago!).
I've been using such hobby knives for years and never knew the trick! Until your video, I've been using a needle nose pliers! (silly me!) ;) Cheers, mate!
Well i never knew that, originally i thought the part you take off to snap the blade was the knives front end where the blade came out, it hurt when the blade came out the other end into the palm of my hand, oh well you learn something everyday, thank you.
Thank you so much I thought maybe the grooves we're to snap off a piece wasn't sure tho but the plastic piece in the end I had no clue about thanks for the video
Thanks for the advise, typically I seem to have the only blade in production that doesn't have this slot. But thanks anyway I'm sure it will come in useful in the future 😊
Never knew this until today 😅 Just bought a boxcutter and saw you're supposed to extend only one section out while using it written on the back of the box. I wondered why there are sections and here I am
I was struggling so much, I even thought that maybe my blade couldn't do that. Since it's a cheap one I thought maybe it just had the lines for decoration. I feel so dumb realising how easy it is
This is the type of tutorial we need for everything! No promoting, no bs, just pure advice and kindness, thank you
Exactly what I was thinking. I found this video on google, but had to go over to youtube to give the video a like!
Thank you man, I'm sure this is common knowledge to others but it's my first time using these types of blades and was struggling to understand how to do it. Cheers!
Not common knowledge for me either. But it is now. When you know better you do better. 👍
I just watched two other videos telling me to use pliers, and here you come show me the right way. Thank you.
I didn't even realise the blades snapped off - I thought the lines were decorative!!! The information in this video has transformed my life, haha.
My wife came up to me just now to do this for her. I had no idea these were a thing. And then I hear this wonderful accent.
Thank you for this. I've had the same box cutter for a couple of years now and I know the blade was supposed to snap off but I never could get it to. I was just going to keep using it until it wouldn't cut anymore and it was about to that point. I had no idea the end had that groove in it but it did the trick.
WOW.. I am so embarrassed to say I didn't know this is how it worked. I was going about this all kinds of wrong. Thank you for posting this video (even if it was 7 years ago!).
Thank you for posting this and being so nice about it 😊 blades make me nervous, so to know this is nice and easy is greatly appreciated!
THANK YOU! My inability to understand hand tools is truly an accomplishment. I appreciate you sharing this information.
Thank you. This video still giving out help! I’m 48 and didnt know.
Well my life just became exponentially easier. Thank you.
Thankyou - nearly lost a finger and thought i'd better watch a youtube video first, simple and easy
I've been using such hobby knives for years and never knew the trick!
Until your video, I've been using a needle nose pliers! (silly me!) ;)
Cheers, mate!
Omg thank you so much! I've been searching for my pliers for a week 🤣
OMG
It's so simple and handy. Why I didn't know it before.
Well i never knew that, originally i thought the part you take off to snap the blade was the knives front end where the blade came out, it hurt when the blade came out the other end into the palm of my hand, oh well you learn something everyday, thank you.
i have had one of these forever i didnt know you could do this now i will have it forever even more! (and without a dull blade this time)
Thank you so much I thought maybe the grooves we're to snap off a piece wasn't sure tho but the plastic piece in the end I had no clue about thanks for the video
Omg thank you, I was struggling way too hard trying to figure this out it's kind of embarrassing, but at least I have the knowledge now.
Thank you, I knew there was a way, I seen it once being done but I couldn't remember, child hood memories of watching my father work
Thanks for the advise, typically I seem to have the only blade in production that doesn't have this slot. But thanks anyway I'm sure it will come in useful in the future 😊
This is genius. I’ve been using these knives for long time and never knew this.
Thank you SO MUCH!!! All these years I've been snapping them off with pliers, and doing a TERRIBLE job lol
That was really helpful info that no one tells you!
Wow how did I not know this!? Great video, thanks
Been wondering that for 2 years. Many thanks.
Quick, concise and helpful
Never knew this until today 😅
Just bought a boxcutter and saw you're supposed to extend only one section out while using it written on the back of the box. I wondered why there are sections and here I am
You just changed my life...thanks, sir!
Thank you iv made a right mess of mine ha
thanks!! i had no idea there was this little thing on the bottom to snap it off easily :)
Top banana! This solved a question I had yesterday. Thanks for sharing.
This is amazing! Never knew this. THANK YOU!
Exactly what I was looking for thank you
I feel dumb now. This was helpful and didn't waste my time. Thanks for that.
Thank you so much, it's been my problem until now🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
works on my Scotch branded snap-blade knife. Had no idea thats what that was for!
Mine doesn’t have a cap on the back 😬
I knew there was something I was missing cheers dude
omg i feel like i just gained a new knowledge, thanks man for the video
This was so helpful, thank you!
I had no idea this was a thing. Thanks!
I did NOT know this! Thank you!!!
well done sir. made my day
Thanks bro. Legendary stuff
HOLY SHIT I WASTED SO MANY BLADES CAUSE THE TIPP WAS DULL.... OMG THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Couldn't figure it out all day and see this simpe explanation. Thanks! Where were you yesterday? :)
you are amazing thank you so much for teaching me this
wow, simple! Thank you!
this helped so much thank you!!
My knife has a cap with a notch in the back but I CANNOT take it off
Great video, thank you!
Thanks!!!! I never knew this!
Ahh ty! I use these all the time but had no idea lol!
Oh my god I didn’t know this. Gotta try it myself
Thanks
Thanks! Very helpful.
Great always wondered how this was done. 😊
Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you!!! You just potentially saved my fingers lol
Thank you for sharing sir❤
Really useful, cheers!
I carefully used a hammer to break it on a tiny edge lol, this is way easier. Thanks.
Very helpful 👍
does the snapped off blade can be used on hobby knife handle?
Mind blown!
Thank you sooo much for this👍🏾
Awesome ! thank you !
I was struggling so much, I even thought that maybe my blade couldn't do that. Since it's a cheap one I thought maybe it just had the lines for decoration. I feel so dumb realising how easy it is
Man thank you so much
Wow! Nobody I knew, knew how to help me with this I kept buying new knives 🤦♀️
my olfa la-x doesn't have that.
Thank you!
Thanks so much!
Some have only one way you can cut it I just failed and broke the thingy to break it off so now I gotta use my finger
Thx, man appreciate it
Oh wow, thanks bro
This video was 7 years ago. The new snap off blades no longer have that little slot at the back. To save cost I guess
Me watching this while having a mental breakdown 👁👄👁🔪✊🏽
Same👁👅👁✌️
Thank you.
Thanks!
Thank you!!!
thank you! i would have never seen that little slot at the bottom.. probably would have cut myself trying to snap it off haha
Thanks mine was getting dull… 😁
Perfect for my depression! 👌🏼
if youre still alive dont do it man you have a lot to live for
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Thank you so much!!!!!!
And always snap the blade facing away from you, not towards your eye. 😉
UA-cam does have everything
yes thank you
Mind blown
Thank u so much
thanks!
super helpfull
This did not work. It broke the black plastic piece on my knife.
Ok….. why do mine never snap off straight….
Ty 😊 now I know
Thanks
How in the H!! WHY IN THE H!!It was that simple this whole time😧🤦🏽♀️ ima go cry for a while under a rock now.
Still helping people in 2024❤
Ha thanks! No more using pliers and breaking the blades in half for me!!!
Took me 40 years to learn this 😅
60 subs but 100k views lol, thanks for the tips