Everhard Long Cut Insulation Knife with 3-5/8" long blade MK46000

Been using it at work, cutting two inch foam with foil on both sides. This knife is amazing. Definitely recommend for 2" board, might by the bigger version for the occasional 3" I have to cut.

Cuts thick insulation board well, especially good for inside corners. It is comfortable in the hand and the firmness of the blade is good. It won't cut a perfect edge like the Bullet tools Centerfire saw blade achieves, but that is an investment many don't need to make for small projects. A durable protective sleeve for the blade other than the cardboard one it comes with would be an improvement.

This is the best darn knife you could use for cutting insulation. It has a chisel end and both sides (all three sides) are sharpened--can't say how long that they will stay sharp but for the price buy another. I bought two and did my attic with one and it is still sharp. I lay a 2x2 on top of a bat of insulation as a guide, press it down to squash the fiber and zip zap it went thru the R30 un-faced insulation with one slice when cutting on top of a piece of plywood. I found that with faced insulation it was not quite as good and took two cuts. I liked the chisel pointed end as I used the corner to tear open the packaging easily. No sheath is provided to protect oneself from injury when you were not using it so a little care in that area for your own safety will be required. Blade was fairly stiff like a putty knife - I tried two other brand of knives that had more flexible blades that I did not care for - just for that reason. Wear gloves (which you should be using anyway) when working with fiberglass..

The perfect tool. It is very sharp, though I might wish it to be sharper for cutting foam board (which would, of course, render it more dangerous).

This is the second time I purchased this item and I’m completely satisfied with it h the item and it’s solid build and quality

Works awesome

Bien gracias

I do commercial roofing and this knife is a necessity for cutting insulation boards. Double sided edges make it simple to cut no matter what angle or limited space you have to operate in. Very durable I replace mine about once a year but not due to knife wearing out, because of the chemicals and glues like oli bond and primers I get on it. Keeping it sharp with a knife sharpener and it slices through up to 3" iso effortlessly.