‘This $8 Cardboard Knife Will Change Your Life’
Matthew Panzarino, writing at The Obsessor:
The cardboard is inescapable if you use Amazon or other online
stores, they pile up in the hallways and next to the garbage cans
and you triage as you can.
We get so many that I have to break down our boxes in order to
fit them in our recycle bin. I’ve used all of the typical tools — scissors, pocket knife, box cutter — and many unconventional
ones like drywall saws just trying to make this painful job a
bit easier.
The CANARY is uniquely serrated all the way around its edge, like
a chainsaw. This makes it incredibly good at cutting cardboard
either with or across corrugation with ease. I cannot express how
easily this knife cuts cardboard, it’s like slicing through
regular old paper, it’s amazing.
Last year when I linked to (and recommended) Studio Neat’s Keen — the world’s best box cutter, but which costs about $100 — at least one reader recommended the Canary. For $8 I figured why not. It truly is an amazing product. I do still love my prototype Keen but for opening and breaking down cardboard boxes, the Canary can’t be beat. It’s both highly effective and very safe.
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Matthew Panzarino, writing at The Obsessor:
The cardboard is inescapable if you use Amazon or other online
stores, they pile up in the hallways and next to the garbage cans
and you triage as you can.
We get so many that I have to break down our boxes in order to
fit them in our recycle bin. I’ve used all of the typical tools — scissors, pocket knife, box cutter — and many unconventional
ones like drywall saws just trying to make this painful job a
bit easier.
The CANARY is uniquely serrated all the way around its edge, like
a chainsaw. This makes it incredibly good at cutting cardboard
either with or across corrugation with ease. I cannot express how
easily this knife cuts cardboard, it’s like slicing through
regular old paper, it’s amazing.
Last year when I linked to (and recommended) Studio Neat’s Keen — the world’s best box cutter, but which costs about $100 — at least one reader recommended the Canary. For $8 I figured why not. It truly is an amazing product. I do still love my prototype Keen but for opening and breaking down cardboard boxes, the Canary can’t be beat. It’s both highly effective and very safe.