Milwaukee Slide-Out Utility Knife with General Purpose Blade Storage
$7.97
The Milwaukee SlideOut Utility Knife with General Purpose Blade Storage features a bright green handle that is easy to find.
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Description
The MILWAUKEE® Side Slide Utility Knife features a slide button on the side to reduce accidental activation and retraction of the blade giving users maxumum control. The Milwaukee sliding pocket knife allows users to make quick, tool-free blade changes. The Milwaukee sliding utility knife has a metal body that provides durability while onboard blade storage allows users to store 5 extra blades. The side slide utility knife delivers increased comfort and reduced hand slippage with overmold grips.
- Side Slide
- Quick Change
- Metal Body
- Stores 5 Extra Blades
- Lanyard Hole
- Overmold Grip
- Three Blade Lock Positions
- Includes: (1) 48-22-1510
- Includes: one 48-22-1530
Additional information
| Weight | 0.22 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.25 × 3.15 × 9.55 in |
| Blade Edge Type | Straight Edge |
| Blade Length (in.) | 1.2 in |
| Blade Material | Steel |
| Blade Width (in.) | 0.7500 |
| Features | Folding Handle, Lockable Blade, Removable Blade |
| Hand Tool Type | Utility Knife |
| Handle Length (in.) | 6.25 |
| Handle Material | Metal |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Knife Type | Utility Knife |
| Lock Type | Side Lock |
| Model | 48-22-1510 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Product Length (in.) | 6.74 in |
| Replacement Blade Type | Utility Knife Blades |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (74)
74 reviews for Milwaukee Slide-Out Utility Knife with General Purpose Blade Storage
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Moses Muller (verified owner) –
It is good and guys n the hand good
Dan Schinner (verified owner) –
Best working utility knife I’ve own.
Lucile Runte (verified owner) –
This razor knife is ok. There are better ones on the market.
Ramon Kutch (verified owner) –
This utility knife was very useful.when it comes to handleling product.
Edyth Ward (verified owner) –
Hard to slide blade out
Isabella Blick (verified owner) –
The most ergonomic utility knife I’ve owned. The blade extension and release buttons also work fantastic unlike other knives.
Abbie Parisian (verified owner) –
It was just what I needed. It’s struggles a little to come out and retract. But it get the job done
Marielle Dickens (verified owner) –
Nice feel to this knife it was a little hard to get use to the retraction of the blade but overall a nice tool. Easy change blade option is also a nice feature
Rocio Armstrong (verified owner) –
The night was great, you’re great this review is great… Now stop bothering me
Genesis Frami (verified owner) –
Does its job!A little difficult/awkward to retract the blade though
Oceane Considine (verified owner) –
Slide out could work a little easier, over all works good.
Ericka Mills (verified owner) –
Only part not particularly excited about is the continual need to push button in to extend knife all the way out.
Ava Beatty (verified owner) –
Nice knife, as expected from Milwaukee
Okey Satterfield (verified owner) –
Awesome knife. If you use it everyday it will break in and be smooth in a few weeks. The only issue is changing the blade. Very difficult to get in and you have to pay attention to which side of the carrier you slide it into. Fits in hand nice but don’t buy if you’re a southpaw.
Quentin Bode (verified owner) –
Much easier to open and close blade than standard box cutter
Jairo Zemlak (verified owner) –
Good
Nicolette Turner (verified owner) –
I had already owned several of these knives.Good quality!
Euna Prosacco (verified owner) –
Great slide-knife. Sturdy! Comfortable. No tool needed to change blade. Side-slide works great but never by accident.All metal body held together by screws. Dent for your forefinger and cushy grip for your small fingers give great grip. Side-slide button doesn’t get hit by accident when you bear down on your cut. Bright red color is easy to spot when you misplace or drop it. Typical brilliant Milwaukee engineering. Blade release button is not explained. Put the side-slide to the last click. Press small button, pull blade out. There is space inside for spare blades (not included).
Emil Marquardt (verified owner) –
Of all the Utility knives i have owned i have had a few to take apart to put a new blade in them and cannot put all the pieces back together. With this new Milwaukee knife its much easier to switch the blade that are right inside.
Odell Prosacco (verified owner) –
The Milwaukee model 48-22-1510 utility knife uses the usual utility knife blades and offers storage in the handle for 5 spare blades (see photo). I should note that no spare blades actually come with the knife; there’s one loaded in the slide but no spares in the handle.Fit and finish are good, although I have had to “break in” the slide button a bit; it was pretty stiff in operation the first few times I used it. When the blade is at its furthest extension there’s a small release button (see photo) that allows you to pull the blade out of the knife. A replacement is made simply by inserting a new blade and releasing the button. It took a couple of practice runs for me to get the blade replacement procedure down correctly (you’ll want to be careful, obviously; these blades are quite sharp). No tools are needed to retrieve the spare blades from the handle, so swapping blades is tool free.There is just a tad of play in the knife blade – not enough to cause problems but it’s there. I’ve noticed this with other brands – the only utility knife I’ve had that completely locked the blade in place was one that bolted the two sides of the housing together and didn’t offer retractable storage for the blade. It wasn’t all that safe, but it was solid.Although the 1510 has a metal body there’s a rubber grip that keeps the knife under control even with cold hands. Working with this knife, I’ve found it to be much handier to use than my old all “metal / housing screw together” utility knife. Blade changes are faster and it’s more comfortable to hold.I pretty much use the 1510 for cutting up boxes, cutting shipping twine, and opening the plastic ‘clam shell’ packages that most small stuff comes packed in these days. I’ve not tried the blade on linoleum, marking hardwoods, etc., so I can’t comment on the knife’s suitability for those chores. Overall, it works as advertised (once the slide button is broken in), is competitively priced, and comes with a lifetime warranty. The only improvement I could suggest is that Milwaukee should include 5 spare blades in the handle. As it is, you’ll want to pick up a pack of spare blades if you don’t already have some in your kit.HTHRegards,Jim