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X-ACTO Axent #1 Craft Knife

X-ACTO Axent #1 Craft Knife

Regular price $11.00 USD
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The red Axent #1 is a single hand knife with a #11 fine-point blade listed. The blade designation is useful when checking replacements rather than relying on handle color.

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The red Axent #1 is a single hand knife with a #11 fine-point blade listed. The blade designation is useful when checking replacements rather than relying on handle color.

Product specifications

Brand
X-ACTO
Product class
Craft knife
Quantity
One knife
Handle
Red aluminum
Included blade
#11 fine point
Protection
Safety cap included
Operation
Manual
Cutting capacity
No verified maximum material thickness provided

The blade designation is the useful buying detail

The red Axent #1 combines an aluminum handle with a listed #11 fine-point blade. That explicit blade identity is useful when checking the tool and compatible replacement guidance. It is a manual craft knife for supported precision-cutting and trimming tasks, not a machine attachment. The red color distinguishes the handle visually, but it does not establish a different cutting capacity from every other #1-style knife. Begin with the material and the shape of the intended cut. A short fine detail, a long straight trim, and a repeated machine-cut design can call for different preparation and support.

Keep broad material examples in perspective

The retailer mentions paper, film, cloth, and other materials, but does not provide a verified maximum thickness or a universal cutting-capacity rating. We do not convert that list into a promise that any sheet of plastic, metal, or wood can be cut safely or cleanly. Use the actual tool and material instructions and appropriate cutting support. A representative scrap can help establish whether the planned supported task is practical before using the final printed component. Inspect the intended line at the actual design scale; enlarging a drawing on screen can hide the difficulty of a very small corner or narrow bridge.

Plan trimming as a separate production step

For an inkjet fabric-transfer project that allows scissor or hand trimming, decide the final border on a paper proof first. The knife should follow an approved outline rather than be used to improvise the artwork on valuable transfer stock. For adhesive-vinyl preparation, distinguish cutting from weeding so an enclosed letter center is not unnecessarily recut through a carrier. Keep the working piece supported and follow the manufacturer's handling and blade-changing guidance. The included safety cap is a storage component, not a reason to leave an exposed knife among loose scraps or completed gifts.

Compare replacement systems and package contents

The TrueControl knife uses its own identified model and replacement arrangement, while the Hello Hobby outer two-pack includes sets with separately described spare blades. Those are different purchasing packages rather than automatically interchangeable handles and edges. Choose this Axent if its #11 fine-point format and single-tool quantity fit the equipment you intend to maintain. Confirm compatible replacements from the maker before using a blade from another system. Our store has not measured blade life, ergonomic performance, or a speed advantage. Retain the tool identity and the supported material notes with the workstation so a repeat project uses the intended knife and preparation method instead of an unidentified red-handled cutting tool.

Evidence and instructions

Supplier details refreshed October 20, 2026. Exact supplier listing. Our research method.

Product questions & answers

Which blade and handle are listed?

The Red X-ACTO Axent #1 includes a #11 fine-point blade and a solid aluminum handle. A safety cap is also listed.

What jobs is the knife intended for?

The description identifies detail cutting, trimming, and stripping. It does not establish a maximum material thickness, so match the blade and support surface to the job.

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