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One of my hobbies is pen tuning.  I discovered two new hobby knife kits.  Both kits are available in chrome, gun metal, and brass.  The classic hobby knife uses #11 X-ACTO blades.  The bolt action hobby knife uses #65 Excel blades.  The classic hobby knife has a cap covering the blade and the cap can be stowed on the rear post.  The bolt action hobby knife extends and retracts the blade using a rifle style bolt lever.

 

I got both kits from PSI (Penn State Industries).

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Completed Build:   King of the Mississippi by Cleat

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Wow, Cleat!  Those are (I'll say it...) sharp-looking knives! 👍🏆

Gregg

 

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  • 3 weeks later...
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Question for you: Do they hold the #11 blade extremely tight so it does not loosen up under pressure?  My current #11 blade holder by Exacto loosens up under stress when cutting.  My #11 blade holder from Excel also loosens up with stress.  The Fiskars barrel handle for the #11 blade does a pretty good job staying tight but I could use a handle a little larger. The ones you have look very nice.

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