Utility blades Makita D-74734 — 10 pieces

Set of 10 Makita D-74734 utility blades designed for general-purpose cutting tasks. These snap-off blades are compatible with standard utility knives and provide multiple sharp cutting edges per blade, allowing quick renewal of the cutting tip without full blade replacement. The blades are intended for controlled cutting of cardboard, plastic, carpet, vinyl and similar materials commonly encountered in workshop, construction and home projects.

Advantages

The Makita utility blades offer consistent edge geometry for straight, accurate cuts and long edge life under normal use. Multiple snap-off segments extend usable life and reduce downtime for blade changes. Blades are manufactured to fit common snap-off knife holders, providing convenient interchangeability. The set of ten blades supplies spare edges for repeated jobs and minor repairs.

Suitable for

• Trimming and cutting cardboard and packaging materials
• Cutting plastic sheeting and thin plastic components
• Carpet and vinyl flooring trimming
• General workshop and construction cutting tasks
• DIY and home maintenance jobs requiring a sharp, replaceable blade

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 10 blades
• Type: snap-off utility blades with segmented cutting edges
• Material: high-carbon tool steel (factory-treated for hardness)
• Compatibility: standard snap-off utility knife holders
• Cutting edge: multiple break-off segments to renew the tip

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible snap-off utility knife following the knife manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is seated and locked before use. For best performance, use only the necessary blade length and snap off segments when the tip dulls by bending the segment along the score line and removing it with pliers or the knife's snapper tool. Always cut away from your body, maintain controlled pressure, and use a stable cutting surface to achieve straight cuts. Replace the blade when remaining segments are worn or damaged.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate hand protection and eye protection when cutting; store spare blades in their packaging or a blade case to prevent accidental cuts. Use the blades for recommended materials—cardboard, plastic, carpet, vinyl—and avoid prying or cutting hard metals or materials that can chip the edge.