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I quite like the Magnusson one from B&Q. Has a regular serrated/plain knife blade on one side and a stanley type on t'other. Cheap and seems robust. Easy to use with one hand.
https://www.diy.com/departments/magnusson-2-5-lockback-knife/1782696_BQ.prd
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I've got this one, it's fine. You can change the blade just by pushing the red button which is a bonus. Think I picked it up for less than a tenner.
https://www.ffx.co.uk/Product/Get/Stanley-Sta010825-3253560108250-Fatmax-Retractable-Folding-KnifeNot sure if it's much better than the classic though
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Stanley-99E-Retractable-Blade-Knife/dp/9820372690 -
I have this - the knife blade is very useful too.
Stanley 010813 Sport Quickslide Utility Knife https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002TVMVF0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_A13B59G1S5RFPRD26K59?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
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Just replaced the Bessey one I had for a decade before losing it. Got a Milwaukee fastback.
https://www.protrade.co.uk/product/milwaukee-fastback-knife-c-w-blade-storage/There’s a new version but I didn’t fancy it.
https://www.protrade.co.uk/product/milwaukee-6-in-1-fastback-flip-utility-knife/
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Depends what you are cutting. I like the compact Milwaukee for lightweight stuff and cables:-
https://www.powertoolsgb.co.uk/cgi-bin/ecom.cgi?Command=ShowProduct&db_pid=46576#.YietHRPP0UE
But if I'm cutting carpet or something I need to put some power into I use this because the shape is very ergonomic:-
https://www.snickersuk.com/product/hultafors-utility-knife-urz/Just make sure you don't get the spring loaded version, you want the type the blade locks out on.
Maybe a question for the knife thread, but does anyone have a recommendation for a folding Stanley knife?
Coming to the conclusion that Stanley knives are often better for most uses than a proper knife. But I've misplaced my cheap retractable one (which is a bit shit anyway) and my fixed one is, well, fixed.
Cheers.