Meet the Milwaukee Sliding Compact Utility Knife in a bold red finish β a purpose-built cutter designed for one-handed control, quick access, and dependable performance on busy job sites. At just 4.33 inches overall, this compact tool slips into pockets, belts, and tool pouches without crowding your workflow, making everyday cutting tasks faster and safer.
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Compact, easy-to-handle form: 4.33 in overall length with a snug, ergonomic grip that stays comfortable through long cuts.
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Sliding opening: Smooth, one-handed blade extension for rapid setup and precise starts on materials like drywall, cardboard, and insulation.
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Lockable blade: Secure blade lock ensures the blade stays firmly in place during use for cleaner, safer cuts.
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Retractable blade: Blade retracts quickly when youβre done, reducing risk during transport and storage.
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Utility blade type, single blade included: Ready to cut with a standard utility blade; comes with one blade so you can get to work right away.
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No blade storage inside: Keeps the profile slim and lightweight, ideal when you prefer to carry spares separately for quick replacements.
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Color and packaging: Bright red for high visibility on cluttered jobsites; packaged in a carded presentation for easy shelf spotting and inventory.
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Brand heritage: Milwaukee reliability built into a compact design you can trust for daily tasks.
Perfect for electricians, installers, carpenters, painters, and DIY enthusiasts who need a dependable, one-handed knife that moves with them. Use it for precise drywall scoring, box and carton opening, trim work, insulation, flooring underlayment, and quick material rough cuts where a larger knife would slow you down.
Why choose this Milwaukee knife? Its combination of a sliding, lockable, and retractable blade in a compact 4.33-inch body delivers precise control, safety, and speed. The red handle makes it easy to spot among tools, helping you stay efficient even in low-light or busy environments.
Practical tips
- Keep spare blades on hand so you can swap quickly without downtime.
- Always retract the blade after use and engage the lock when transporting the tool.
- Use a steady, even motion for clean cuts and minimize blade wear by cutting with the blade at the correct angle for the material.