Cutting tools

Tools for cutting, trimming and precision drilling

This category is built for jobs where the finish matters. A sharp blade and the right bit size reduce slipping, tearing and rework, whether you are opening packages, trimming plastic, drilling small holes in metal, or preparing coaxial cable for connectors.

Utility knives and snap-off blades

A solid utility knife is one of the most used tools in any toolbox. Snap-off blades make it easy to restore a sharp edge in seconds, which helps you get cleaner cuts in cardboard, foil, plastic and similar materials. If you cut frequently, choose a knife with a secure locking wheel and a comfortable grip. Fresh blades are not only cleaner, they are also safer because you do not need to apply excessive force.

Small HSS metal drill bits for precise holes

For neat holes in metal and harder materials, HSS metal drill bits are a reliable choice. Small diameters are especially useful for electronics projects, brackets, light fabrication and pilot holes before drilling to a larger size. Many bits in this range follow DIN 338 standards, and you will often see markings such as HSS 4241. In practical terms: you get consistent geometry designed for metal drilling and predictable results when used correctly.

Mini drill / straight grinder for detail work

A compact mini drill with accessories is ideal when you need control in tight spaces. It is commonly used for light drilling, deburring, grinding and fine adjustments on small parts. This type of tool is popular for model building, DIY electronics, craft work and small repairs where a full-size drill feels oversized.

Coax cable cutter for a cleaner cable end

When working with antenna cable and coax, a straight, clean cut makes connector installation easier and more consistent. A dedicated coax cable cutter helps you avoid crushed cable ends and uneven cuts that can complicate stripping and connector fitting. The result is a more stable connection and a better starting point for reliable signal performance.

Quick selection guide

• Cutting: Choose the blade width and knife style based on the material and how often you cut.
• Drilling: Match the bit diameter to the hole size and use steady pressure, especially with small diameters.
• Coax work: Use a dedicated cutter for clean cable preparation before fitting connectors.

Pick the tool that fits your task and you will work faster, cleaner and with fewer mistakes.