Stanley Instant Change Knife
$10.29
Stanley’s Instant Change Knife comes with three FatMax blades and features an integrated string cutter. The push-button ergonomic design provides an easy way to change blades without tools. A rugged, cast metal body provides a sturdy grip and long tool life, holding up to 10 blades inside for convenient access.
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Description
Stanley’s Instant Change Knife comes with three FatMax blades and features an integrated string cutter. The push-button ergonomic design provides an easy way to change blades without tools. A rugged, cast metal body provides a sturdy grip and long tool life, holding up to 10 blades inside for convenient access.
- Instant change knife allows for a quick blade change without tools
- Cast-metal core offers lasting durability
- Soft-touch rubber grip panels ensure stable control
- Ergonomic push-button design for easy, comfortable use
- Retractable slide for safety
- Pop-up blade dispenser provides easy access and a fast changeover
- Blade wiper removes excess dirt and protects knife
- Blade clamp eliminates blade wobble for greater control
- Integrated string cutting feature
- Supplied with three FatMax blades for convenience
- Large hang hole makes it easy to store
- Limited lifetime warranty
Additional information
| Weight | 0.57 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.50 × 3.00 × 1.00 in |
| Blade Edge Type | Straight Edge |
| Blade Length (in.) | 2.437 in |
| Blade Material | Metal |
| Blade Width (in.) | 0.625 |
| Features | Blade Storage, Lockable Blade, Removable Blade, Retractable Blade |
| Hand Tool Type | Knife |
| Handle Length (in.) | 4 |
| Handle Material | Rubber |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Knife Type | Utility Knife |
| Lock Type | Spring Lock |
| Model | 10-788 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Product Length (in.) | 8.5 |
| Replacement Blade Type | Utility Knife Blades |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (89)
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Gianni Maggio (verified owner) –
One of the first tools I ever purchased when I started out in the trades. This knife has been in my belt or bag everyday since. It’s simple and I have never had a single problem with it. I love it. I also feel like I should mention Stanley blades are the only blades I ever use they stay sharp longer and can cut through anything.
Marvin Vandervort (verified owner) –
the blades are really easy to load, works really well
Erica Bednar (verified owner) –
This is very easy to use.
Ashton Heidenreich (verified owner) –
I have a few of these and like how I always have a few spare blades inside it as needed.
Buck Bayer (verified owner) –
I’m not sure what’s up with the reviews from people who had a hard time changing blades with and don’t like this knife. Retract the blade out as if you were going to use it, press the yellow button and the blade comes out. Easily. Press the button again, put a new blade in…done! The button is a lock that locks the blade in place. It stores up to five .25mm blades in the bottom part of the handle that’s also an easy to get to buttosn press. There is no need to take this knife apart. It’s not meant to come apart. It also has a belt cutter that I use constantly to strip small wires. I’ve had mine 4 years and love it!
Shea Torp (verified owner) –
I have owned this knife for several years and have used it for drywall, insulation, cutting boxes open and many more things. I bought it when I was drywalling my garage and was suffering from a cheap knife. Blade changes and quick and easy.
Vincenzo Sanford (verified owner) –
Seems to handle and work fine. My only concern is the button that allows access to the extra blade compartment. Being plastic if it snaps then the compartment will flap open uncontrollably
Lambert Hammes (verified owner) –
I am an art teacher. About this to use in the classroom for cutting cardboard and Matt bored. I don’t use it every day but it seems to be holding up very well and I like the grip.
Easton Schaden (verified owner) –
I lost my Stanley 10-788 knife , so buying another. It’s a great utility knife. The tool-free blade storage is easy to use. For those having trouble changing blades: you have to extend the blade out all the way, then push the top button again and the blade will extend just a pinch farther, press the yellow release button on the side and the blade is easily removed. To replace the blade ensure the top button is fully extended, press the yellow button on the side seat the new blade. Beware that the blade will not be locked in the blade changing position, it will move just a bit when you first use it. This is the best utility knife I’ve ever used.