Which Utility Knife Blade Is Best? Let's find out! DeWalt, Irwin, Stanley, Husky, Kobalt, Lenox

Utility blade knife sharpness test: blade edge integrity and frictional loss using cardboard, drywall, copper pipe and staple. Stanley, Stanley carbide, DeWalt Carbide, Milwaukee, Masterforce, Craftsman, Lenox, Husky, Kobalt, Hyper Tough, and Irwin tested. I highly recommend 2 blades, one for value and the other stands out as the best but it does cost the most.

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[ProjectFarm]

Thanks to everyone who requested this one and please let me know if you'd like a round 2 showdown along with which brands to test. Thanks again, Todd
Products Tested In This Video (in no particular order):

[chewylewy]

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[vanceeasterwood]

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[fokkerdred]

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[sylviaknutcecily]

I didn't think there was any significant difference in these, but after watching your vid, I see that there is. I went out and bought a huge pack of DeWalt blades. WOW - those things are durable!! Been using them for a drywall job, and I'm amazed how long they are lasting. Thanks so much for this one.

[ogre_god]

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[armandomena]

Project farm : releases a video

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[markvladuchick]

Hello thanks for reviewing. I’m a drywaller and occassionally score metal studs. I’ve always bought husky or kobalt 2 for one packs and they’ll last me a year. A bunch of guys I work with shell out for Lenox and I can see your data proves it. New to your channel, thank you for the great reviews. This one in particular you’re helping a lot of working class hero’s out by your dedicated channel

[garyK.ACP]

I usually buy these in 100 packs and it seems I go through a lot of them, because they just become frustrating (and dangerous!) after a short while of use. But I am down to the last 5 and thought "I'll check Project Farm" before buying my next 100 pack. You never fail! Thanks.

[moondarck]

As an engineer I can't appreciate enough your attention to details, custom test rigs and data compilation. Not to mention the time spent...
Great job as usual.

[onebackzach]

2:02 The Milwaukee says it has "carbides dispersed in a steel matrix" which is literally a description of high carbon steel, it's interesting how brands will use technical jargon to convince you that their product is somehow superior or better engineered

[ErrorProne]

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[davidellett]

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[cruzz]

This test is absolutely accurate. I am constantly using blades at work from cutting jackets and sheathing off of copper or fiber optic cables, to sharpening carpenter pencils. I have probably used every blade out there, I can honestly say that I have stuck with the new DeWalt Carbide due to me not having to change it out as often. I was impressed with the Milwaukee at first but I noticed the chipped edges came up a lot. Watching this video I was able to make accurate calls on which blades were going to outperform others and this test was spot on lol.

[NilesBlackX]

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Thank you Project Farm

[lesterparker]

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[DayLifeOutdoors]

Awesome video! Thank you for taking the time to put this together. The equipment you invested in and designed was very cleaver and made for a fair and accurate test. Very well done and professional.

[laughablemoments]

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[gumwap]

The Milwaukee “iron carbide” blades... also known as steel

[manojlogulic]

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