ZY319 Quarter Moon Knife Groove Vinyl Floor Sciving Leather Cut Trimming Knife black handle and Weld Seam Guide Vinyl Weld Kit

Don’t know how the words linoleum knife got into this listing. It is not a knife in any way. It is meant perhaps for shaping something flexible. Definitely won’t cut anything. Fairly sturdy and heavy. But not meant for cutting.

I don't do a lot of work with linoleum, although I had a small project where I needed to make a repair, and found this knife, thought I would give it a try.It's not the most impressive high-end tool, but I was able to use it to make some clean cuts and get a few repairs done in some flooring pretty easily. If you want to go spend a lot of money for a fancy tool you use all the time, that's fine. But in this case, I thought it did the work just fine, and I may not need something like this but a few times, so I'm glad I saved some money and now have a decent tool I can use.

I have used this for about 3 weeks now and really want to say great things about it. The handle is solid and fits my bigger man hand perfect. Slicing or pulling with the handle it never wants to slip or slide. The small pull cutter on it was very sharp and is easy to keep sharp. With the pull cutter being sharp it slices Vinyl but more important my leather hides very easy. Now the blade side was bad and had a very narrow bevel on it. For it to be useful at all it needed to be grinded to a proper angle and I sharpened it on my stones. The blade itself is very sturdy with minimal flex and holds a edge once sharpened properly. I love this item now but can only give it a 3 out of 5 as shipped.

I ordered this ‘Zimpty Quarter Moon Knife’ with the hope that it would help me cut the vinyl plank flooring I was going to lay in my utility room. I liked the fact it came with what seemed to be a cutting guide.Well, this knife is pretty much useless. Firstly. It’s not sharp enough to cut anything let alone think vinyl flooring. There are a couple of sharp edges on it, but they’re not in any position to be useful.Secondly, the included ‘guide’ is no help at all. The knife doesn’t sit securely in it, so when you start to slide it, the knife falls out. And actually, that’s quite dangerous. And there is no place to attach the guide to the knife to store it.And lastly, there were no instructions of any kind included with this ‘Zimpty Quarter Moon Knife’. I don’t honestly know if what I’m taking yo be a cutting guide really is one or not.It’s too bad, because this ‘Zimpty Quarter Moon Knife’ is a decently made tool. It’s comfortable to hold and seems somewhat solid. It just doesn’t do what I assume it’s supposed to do….cut things. Look elsewhere.

So my son order this for me, I think he may have thought it was a knife/shovel and he knows I love knives. When I got it he seemed frustrated that it wasn't exactly what he believed it to be. He is only 15 and didn't read into very far so it isn't expected that he would clearly know the purpose behind this product. with that said, I was pleasantly surprised by what all I have actually used this for since getting it! it is vey well made and I can tell it will last for time to come.There were many lessons for both of us within this purchase and I will take them all!

Interesting knife and accessory, but hard to nail down a use for both. The knife can be sharpened but isn't as usable as a cheap old single curved blade linoleum cutter. The accessory with the knife is still a mystery to me. However, it works ok to slice open plastic packages!Also this really should come with a case as it has multiple sharp edges and nicked my hands when put into a toolbox. So this has been relegated to a backup toolbox at work when no other knife is available.

This is definitely a multi-function cutting tool for me, and it gets the job done. It's very strong, easy to wield in the hand and above all, quite sharp! We haven't had the need to sharpen it yet, but it seems like that is pretty functional and easy to do.

I picked this knife based on the description saying it was a flooring, leather knife. I wanted it for cutting leather. It's just not that impressive campared to knives of similar value. The edge is really dull, and the handle is very boxy and uncomfortable. Also, there's a gap between the handle material and the metal it covers. I had to put significant effort into reshaping the factory edge in order to cut anything. The factory edge was way too severe, making it only good for chopping instead of slicing. After I sharpened the edge, I had to round off the non cutting corners of the blade to keep from getting cut when applying pressure on the back of the knife.Honestly this thing is a dead ringer for a tool you might find in a garage from the 1940s. I have other knives that cost the same but are far higher quality.I wouldn't waste your time with this one.