IRWIN 1774108 Linoleum Knife

I moved my old "Linoleum Knife" to the garden, after finding out how great it works as a mini scythe when cutting weeds and things, and wanted a new one to keep in the garage. I'm a fan of Irwin tools so was happy to find this at the same price as most no-name models. I don't cut flooring usually but it comes in handy on lots of various projects. Well built, sharp, and working great.

This thing works great for winter shut down of sprinkler system. While the sprinklers are being blown out I mark them with white lawn paint. Then after it's done I use this knife to cut around each sprinkler head as grass will encompass them. Makes spring sprinkler turn on a breeze instead of the hide and seek crap of the sprinklers that had grass grow over them during winter

Great tool. Nice blade quality. I used to be an upholsterer and this is just a nice tool.

Tool is useful for many unexpected tasks. Sturdier then a razor/box cutter. Cuts out grout, sealing, tub caulk, or any garden usage. Tool will last forever. The only thing it will not continually cut is debt.

Handy little knife. Not using it for linoleum, but most anything else. Cut some wild growing grapevine that was creeping up my porch. Blade has a good angle and is sharp. Made my own sheath from thin cardboard. Keeping it in a zippered pencil case for now for extra safety protection.

Works great pruning my Bird of Paradise plant.

This thing is sharp. I did not use it for its intended use, I use it to dig weeds out of cracks in my sidewalk. It works wonders. Very durable and strong and did I mention sharp. Great value for the money.

Dullest knife I’ve ever bought. 3 stars because it worked for what I needed it for, I needed the point to reach under door jambs to dig out the piece of wood I cut out with an oscillating saw while doing a new floor. The cutting edge is round and I’d hate to have to cut linoleum with this.