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Keen Utility Knife | Machined Stainless Steel | Cerakote Ceramic Coating

$160.00
Option Black
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Studio Neat's Keen is a compact utility knife machined from stainless steel with a Cerakote ceramic coating in matte finish. Tom Gerhardt and Dan Provost founded Studio Neat in 2010 with a philosophy borrowed from Walt Disney: make money to make more things, not the other way around. They've been profitable since day one, never chased venture funding, and have no interest in being acquired — just in solving interesting problems and making useful products in a sustainable way. The Keen reflects that approach: spring-loaded retractable blade deployment with slider control, magnetic blade holder, ambidextrous design so you can flip the blade for left or right hand use. Accepts standard utility blades. Internal magnet lets you stick it to magnetic surfaces. Backed by lifetime guarantee.

Stick it to the side of a filing cabinet and it stays there, which is more commitment than most tools are willing to offer. Within a week you'll forget it's magnetic and spend forty seconds looking for it on your desk before glancing up and realizing it's been on the cabinet this whole time.

  • Machined stainless steel with Cerakote ceramic coating, matte finish
  • Spring-loaded retractable blade deployment with slider control
  • Magnetic blade holder
  • 87 mm × 26 mm × 6.3 mm (3.4" × 1" × 0.24")
  • Weighs 68.5 grams (2.4 oz)
  • Accepts standard size utility blades
  • Ambidextrous — blade flips for left or right hand use
  • Internal magnet for attachment to magnetic surfaces
  • Arrives with deeply held convictions about what constitutes a 'standard' box-cutting angle
  • Lifetime guarantee

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