Komelon Folding 2-N-1 Utility Knife & Scraper

This is an excellent knife and scraper. It’s really easy to open and close, easy to change from utility knife to a scraper and also easy to change the blade

I've seen other utility/scraper knives but this one is built quite well. It opens flawlessly and has 3 locking positions which can allow it to perform several tasks. Switching from utility knife to scraper is fairly easy. Pushing a button down allows the blade swivel and lock into position. While locked in this position the knife cannot close which is great for scraping paint from windows which is what I primarily use it for. The only non-metal part is the blade storage cover, otherwise the construction is all metal. The belt clip is quite sturdy. Overall I'm quite pleased with my purchase.

This utility knife is unusually sharp be careful I accidentally didn't realize that it closed so quickly by itself when your button is touched and cut my knuckle on my index finger but that said it opens easily closest quickly is extraordinarily Sharp and very useful for the money it was great

Before I go any farther, I want to point out that I use these as a scraper more than a knife. In the past I have purchased (and still own) the Toughbuilt utility knife/scraper, a no-name generic one very similar to this one, as well as this Komelon. The Komelon is by far my favorite, and this is why:The toughbuilt is BIG. Even when retracted, it is quite long. Width and thickness aren't that bad, but it is too long to be comfortably pocketable, it is more a tool belt type of tool. The Komelon folds down to a size about the same width and thickness as my folding Dewalt utility knife, but is about a half inch longer. Length is very similar to a Milwaukee Fastback, but it is thicker/bulker due to the mechanism that lets the blade pivot and the spare blade storage slot. The Toughbuilt also has a feature where you use the blade extension button to pivot the blade from cutting to scraping position. The problem is that the mechanism gums up from time to time and needs to be cleaned/oiled. The Komelon works by pressing a release, and manually pivoting the blade. This lets the tool be smaller physically, and while gunk still gets in the mechanism, you can just pull harder on the pivot and overcome it and not have to stop working to clean/oil it so it still works. Also, the blade flips open/shut under its own weight, like the Fastback.Overall, this is a competent folding utility knife, and an excellent scraper. I do mechanic work, and this has fast become my favorite gasket/grease scraper. The handle is comfortable enough, it opens and swivels to scraper position in a couple seconds, and most of all it uses cheap disposable utility knife blades so you always can have a sharp edge. The blade has a notch cut out of the center to hold it in place in addition to the little notches on the edge like most utility blades. So far that notch hasn't seemed to weaken the blade at all, but this knife requires the blades with the extra notch in the middle to stay solidly in place while scraping. Fortunately, the Komelon blades work perfectly in my other utility knives, so I don't need to have 2 styles of blades. The Komelon and Toughbuilt blades work in each other's knives, as well. Lastly, lift a cap and you have storage for 2 additional blades, something the Toughbuilt is lacking.

One of its intended purposes is to scrape, but the angle of the blade inhibits you. Also, does not use universal blades. Would not recommend.