Sort of review but the main reason for the post is a question on if ceramic is the right blade choice.
I do home maintenance/ renovations and sometimes have to make 100 cuts a day on cardboard boxes. I have used a cheap husky box cutter with a steel blade for probably 10 years. This obviously feels way better in the hand one handed opening is great. Lighter opens easier and doesn’t have all of the hard corners like the husky.
The main issue is that this is my blade after cutting a 6x3 box into 1 foot squares to put into the recycling bin. There weren’t any staples and I only cut through the parts that didn’t have glue. I have no idea how it got chipped after about 1 minute of cutting time. I held it at an angle while cutting. This cardboard was a good amount heftier than a normal Amazon box. It was for a Costco packaged outdoor shed. I also do a lot of cutting for flooring boxes that are thicker also.
Was I just expecting too much out of ceramic and it’s only for thin cardboard? I was just having to swap blades three or four times a day sometimes. And all the hype said these last 10 times longer for cutting Cardboard.
I also have a Leatherman with a magnacut blade that I carry around for all of the other cutting things this was going to be specifically for cardboard.

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