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Bessey D-BKWH Quick-Change Folding Utility Knife - Wood Grain Handle

Bessey D-BKWH Quick-Change Folding Utility Knife - Wood Grain HandleBrand: Bessey
Category: Home Improvement

List Price: $16.88
Buy New: $10.75
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Seller: Hartville Tool
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 45 reviews
Sales Rank: 987

Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 0.3 x 1 x 6.5

MPN: D-BKWH
Model: D-BKWH
UPC: 091162009550
EAN: 0091162009550
ASIN: B000G7TLQ6

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Features handsome wood grain handle
  • Easily folds to a Compact Size to fit in pocket
  • Includes belt clip for easy access
  • Accepts all standard utility blades
  • Crafted using the manufacturer's highest standards and best materials available

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Product Description
Bessey was founded over 110 years ago and the brand represents a tradition in quality manufacturing of cutting tools. Our products are made of the highest of standards due to our quality control using the best materials available and the most modern technical advances. Patented Quick-Change Blade Replacement System - No tools required One-hand Easy Opening and Closing - Folds to a Compact Size to fit in pocket Includes belt clip for easy access Accepts all standard utility blades


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5 out of 5 stars the knife rocks freaking wild   January 10, 2009
Lisa Kerr (Charleston, West Virginia USA)
19 out of 21 found this review helpful

ok, i insulated my entire roof area a while back, and i went through about six utility knives, because first i was laying them down on roof joists when i needed to put them down after cutting the pink stuff. and then i couldn't find them because i probably insulated over it or kicked it somewhere. and i kept having to go get another one. so i started trying to stick the knife in my pants pocket. (i don't have a shirt pocket - i'm a girl thing.) so that wound up with the knife cutting holes in my belly, so i turned it around and poked holes in my leg. and i'm wondering, is this really necessary? (and i didn't have a jacket pocket either because it was 100+ degrees up there. only reason i was wearing clothes at all was because of the dirt.)

so way later, i don't know how i ran across this bessey folding knife on amazon, but i buy tools on amazon from time to time so probably they just popped it up. and i just said, yeah, it folds! can put in my pants pocket without stabbing me! woo hoo! and also i saw that the blades just pop out instead of having to unscrew something, and even though i didn't know i needed that function, once i saw it i knew it was a great thing because don't you sometimes work with a dull blade because it's just such a pain to change the blade?

actually, i had tried another folding utility knife sold by a place where i buy car stuff, but it was garbage and i threw it away. so i was very pleased when i got this one and it was like the tyrannosaurus rex of utility knives. it chunks and unchunks when you fold and unfold it, and it is solid and feels like it will never fall apart. also the function where you can instantly eject and reverse or change the blade is very handy. i will never work with a dull blade again. and it feels great in your hand.

i went to my dad's over christmas - he is a 72 year old ex marine vietnam veteran. we built him his first computer while i was there. we used this knife (which i carry in my purse) to cut open all of the boxes for the computer parts. then i was going to teach him how to order stuff on amazon, and i said "what do you want?" he said "get me that knife." also, he borrowed it from me and took it to his coffee with his military guys.



5 out of 5 stars Nice knife. Definately recommend   July 13, 2007
Angela Lee (Madison, AL)
15 out of 16 found this review helpful

I really like this knife. I love these folding utility knives since you never have to worry about sharpening a blade. The blade gets dull, just change it. The quick change feature seems to really work. I feel like I have a very good quality knife that looks pretty good. I am quite pleased with it.

I bought my dad and husband the Bessey DBKPH Quick-Change Folding Utility Knife - PVC Handle with 5 Blade Storage Compartment which they absolutely love. The main difference between the two is that this one is much nicer looking and is a little heavier (1 1/8 oz). The one I got my dad and husband doesn't look quite as nice, but it does have a compartment that holds 5 extra blades. Because of that, it is quite a bit bulkier. If you are considering a folding utility knife, I would definitely recommend one of these two. Just figure out what you want, and decide which one fits your needs better.



5 out of 5 stars Real knife quality in a utility knife!   August 31, 2007
H.E. Menace (Brookings, OR)
10 out of 11 found this review helpful

I've been a big fan of these folding utility knives for as long as they've been around. This one is absolutely amazing. Truly "Buck knife" quality in a folding utility knife.

You can't even begin to see the quality in the picture - I was really surprised when I got it in the mail. Heavy aluminum frame with nice polished wood accent.

Everyone should have one of these!



5 out of 5 stars top quality   November 16, 2008
Jason J. Botello (tulsa Oklahoma, USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

best utility knife I Have ever purchased, It has a very sleek and strong design, and the quick change makes it a plus!+++ its smaller than your regular long, slip out,(not to mention dealing with a screw to just put a blade in) utility knife because it folds. The weight to it make you feel like you have a really good quality tool in your hands... And thats because it is!!!!


5 out of 5 stars Very Good Quality   July 24, 2009
Carter Hargrave (Tulsa, OK USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

Made in china but the quality is excellent. Has the most sturdy blade holder of any of the lock blade utility knives; but the lever kind of gets in the way a little. The only others that are reccoemended are the Kobalt brand at lowes stores. They have a quick release that you just pull down on and the blade comes straight out, but it has a little woble ( I mean very little) on the blade where the Bessey has none. So either way you are good. Bessey is unique in that it has real wood inlay for a more traditional look where the Kobalt went more modern all aluminum in the six dollar model and all stainless and rubber inserts in the fifteen dollar model. The good part in these type knives is when your blade gets dull no more sharpening so it requires less maintainance. Get the Irwin blades made of spring steel that bend and dont break. Last twice as long and are twice as sharp. Dont fall for the titanium coating of blades and drill bits. Means nothing other than they look great why you are wondering what the heck is wrong with the way they arent cutting or drilling.

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