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A knife with a small sharp blade, often retractable, designed to cut wood, cardboard, and other materials.
‘Reinsert the vinyl strip and trim it with a utility knife.’
‘When you get to the end of the wall, trim the last few inches with a sharp utility knife.’
‘After the caulk dries, trim the excess away with a utility knife.’
‘Take the utility knife and stick it underneath the board.’
‘Using a utility knife, smooth the inside edges of the hole.’
‘Run a sharp utility knife or single-edge razor blade between the spline and the metal frame to cut off excess screening.’
‘Score the sheet several times with a cutting knife made specifically for plastics, available inexpensively from your dealer, or with a utility knife.’
‘If you need a good utility knife check this one out.’
‘With a sharp pencil or a utility knife, outline the plate on the door.’
‘Trim the excess film with a sharp utility knife or scissors.’
‘Use a notched blade knife or a utility knife to trim the vinyl.’
‘Either cut out shapes with scissors or place the vinyl on the window and cut out designs with a utility knife.’
‘With a utility knife, make a series of slices about every two inches.’
‘Unless you have a table saw the best approach is to use a straightedge to guide a utility knife, and score and break the shingle.’
‘Use small, sharp scissors or a utility knife and cutting mat.’
‘Get a metal utility knife with retractable, replaceable blades, along with a pack of heavy-duty blades.’
‘He pulled out his utility knife and put it to his right arm.’
‘Change the blade in the utility knife often to avoid ripping the paper.’
‘You may find that a utility knife works better than a circular saw to cut through asphalt shingles.’
‘We recommend that you make these cuts with a utility knife.’