Skil 2352-01 3.6 Volt Lithium-Ion Multi-Cutter

List Price: $93.68 Discount Price: $49.98

Features:

• Holds the charge up to 18 months
• Auto Sharp Blade Design
• Lightweight - Weighs less than 1 lb.!
• Battery Fuel Gauge
• Cuts through hundreds of materials* including: Carpet, Plastic Packaging, Fabric & Leather, Paper & Cardboard, Vinyl Flooring, Wallpaper & more up to 1/4" thick.

Customer Reviews:

Awesome Multi-Cutter [Posted on 2008-09-06]
I had been looking for a tool that would cut carpet and padding without damaging my hands. The Skil Multi-cutter totally fits the bill. It cut through my old carpet like butter, allowing me to remove the pad and carpet in a 14x10 room in small managable load in less than 2 hours.

It holds a charge for more than 2 weeks when not in use and had plenty of power to go after the initial 2 hour use. It requires no maintenance and is solidly built to last.

This product easily deservers 5 stars.

lacking [Posted on 2008-09-18]
it needs more power , I would like to see this tool with at least 14 volts or 18 volts.

Best Used for Straight Cuts [Posted on 2008-09-21]
This is a real fun tool. It is perfect for slicing into hard-to-open plastic packaging, and powerful enough to cut through quarter inch rug pads. Like a couple of other new Skil tools, its lithium battery holds a charge for several months. The product is compact and easily gripped in either hand.

Skil Cutter [Posted on 2008-10-25]
Difficult to use because of the on-off-switch location for someone with large hands. Concerned that a replacement blade is not available. Seems like Skil wants the customer to buy a new unit versus allowing us to
replace the blade. Very strange for Skil to do this.

Low speed [Posted on 2008-11-16]
Seems overpriced for what it is. Its main design fault is the slow speed of the cutting blade. I bought it for cutting fabric for garment making. Professional versions of similar cutters used in the fashion industry are more powerful and very high speed, allowing cutting around quite sharp curves without nasty jagged edges. So I was disappointed and would not recommend it for any precision work, only as a rough cutter. I would almost go as far as to call it junk at the price of $52. Maybe for $20 it would be OK.

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