MAXITA Blade Snapper
MAXITA Blade Snapper
Designed with both form and function in mind, the new MAXITA Blade Snapper combines safety, comfort, and craftsmanship in one compact tool.
The curved silhouette follows the natural shape of your hand, offering a secure, comfortable grip that reduces slipping or accidental injury — even during long use.
Crafted from black walnut wood and 304 stainless steel, it balances warmth and stability beautifully. The walnut ages gracefully with a subtle sheen over time, while the steel frame ensures durability and precision.
Its removable top cover allows blades to snap cleanly while automatically collecting the used tips inside. When full, simply lift the lid to empty — clean, safe, and efficient.
More than just a blade snapper, it doubles as a leather weight or a storage case for used blades — a thoughtful, multifunctional tool that makes a perfect gift for any craftsperson.
Note: First-time users may need a few tries to find the ideal angle and rhythm. Please handle with care and keep out of reach of children.
Material: 304 Stainless Steel + Black Walnut Wood
Weight: Approx. 1 kg
Blade Snapper Size: 61 × 69 mm
Package Size: 11 × 11 × 11 cm
1. What is a Blade Snapper Used For?
The blade snapper is designed to safely break/snap utility knife blades (especially segmented blades like 9 mm or larger) without using pliers or risking injury. It keeps broken blade pieces contained to protect your workspace and hands.
2. How does the Blade Snapper Work?
You insert the dull blade into the snapper slot and apply gentle pressure. The snapper breaks off the dull blade segment cleanly and safely inside the tool, preventing stray sharp segments from flying around.
3. Is it Safe to Use?
Yes — most blade snappers include a built-in safety mechanism that prevents broken blade pieces from falling out, helping keep your hands and workspace safe.
4. Is the Blade Snapper Compatible with All Utility Knives?
It works with most standard segmented utility blades that allow snapping. However, always check the blade width of your knife to ensure compatibility with the snapper design.
5. How do I Maintain the Blade Snapper?
Occasionally empty the snapper of broken blade pieces and wipe clean with a dry cloth. Avoid moisture to prevent corrosion, especially if the tool has steel components.
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