Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this knife use standard blades, or do you need to use Scheffield blades.
Document: Being a carpenter and getting into all kinds of materials, I started carrying this razor knife several years ago for convenience of access by using the pocket clip rather than digging in my apron or wearing another holder. It is well built, easy to change blades and easy to open with one hand. I did however have to tighten the body screw a couple times after much use. I fixed this problem as the company should consider by using a drop of Loctite on the threads.
Bought this for use on the fire dept as an emergency back up tool. You never know when you are going to have to cut something quick and this seemed to fit the bill. Used to carry a pocket clip style knife (Kershaw) but wanted a razor sharp tool and figured you couldn't get any sharper than an actual razor. I wanted this to be able to cut sheet rock or a seat belt in an emergency situation and standard cardboard boxes around the station .
Disclaimer: I don't use by box cutter very often. I do occasional wallboard in small amounts, actually do some box cutting (mostly Amazon boxes!) and general utility cutting. I bought this to replace a more standard, low-end model that has a two piece, screw together body that holds a spare blade or two inside.
If you need an occasional junk drawer blade this will work fine. If you are looking for a &#34;worker&#34; knife keep looking.
Absolutely great knife to replace your cheap box cutter. Very sturdy and attractive, holds the blade securely, I'd pay twice as much for this. If you need a razor blade, get this one.
I like this utiltiy knife looks great and very well made quick and easy to remove the blades. Would buy again.
This knife is great.Get some gold edged blades and this thing is perfect.It has substantial weight to it and has a very solid feel.It's also very sharp looking, the pictures do not do it justice.
I cut open a lot of boxes at work. This knife is perfect for cutting boxes. It is a beautifuly styled knife, easy to change blades and works great. I only wish it has a storage compartment for extra blades
I've used the Sears Craftsman-branded version of these knives for several years now, in many projects large and small - very sturdy, nice heft and feel, no issues with the locking mechanism. The shape and size work well for me on the extremes of rough work or precision cuts.Paired up with Kobalt Titanium-coated blades, which I have found to hold up exceptionally well, it is a great all-around work knife.
I placed this one in a "common" kitchen drawer where everyone in the family goes to. Folded, it takes up little room. It is heavy enough so that you can balance and guide it much better than the cheap plastic knives. It has this solid Pro feel in your hands.I also got a set of blades. It's very easy to replace a blade and once in, it sits tight.Very pleased.
Answer: yes