Stanley Snap Off Knife - 18 mm



Best current price£13.73from Power Tools Direct
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Power Tools Direct£13.73Visit shop Stanley® 10592 Fatmax® 18Mm Snap-Off Knife With Wheel Lock
Visit shop


Best current price£13.73from Power Tools Direct
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Power Tools Direct£13.73Visit shop Stanley® 10592 Fatmax® 18Mm Snap-Off Knife With Wheel Lock
Visit shop5 offers from £13.73 - £19.23
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This Stanley FATMAX Snap-Off Knife is designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable cutting tool for various materials. Its key benefit is the integrated blade snapping mechanism, allowing for quick and safe blade segment replacement without extra tools. A minor caveat is that it's not suitable for users under 18 due to the sharp blades.
| Model Part Number | FMHT10592-0 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stanley |
Align the blade with the indicator line on the built-in snapper. Release the blade lock, and firmly push the knife over the snapper. The dull segment will break off. The knife retains the fresh blade segment.
This knife uses 18mm snap-off blade segments.
No, the integrated blade snapper allows you to break off dull segments and expose a new sharp edge without the need for additional tools.
The design is ambidextrous, but the integrated snapper mechanism is typically operated with the right hand for optimal leverage and safety.
The stainless steel construction provides excellent durability and resistance to corrosion, ensuring the knife can withstand tough job site conditions.
The wheel lock, combined with pro-grade depth control, allows you to set and maintain a precise cutting depth and secures the blade in its extended position for stable and controlled cutting.
Store the knife in a dry place with the blade retracted to prevent accidental cuts and maintain the blade's condition.
Check for debris in the blade slider mechanism. Clean with a dry cloth and try again. Ensure the blade is not damaged.
Ensure the blade is properly aligned with the indicator line on the snapper. Apply firm, steady pressure. If the blade is heavily dulled or bent, it may require more force or manual removal with pliers (use caution).
Inspect the wheel lock for any obstructions. Ensure it is fully engaged when set. If the issue persists, contact customer support.
Setup:
Compatibility:
Care: