Before using a cutter, check it to see if its blade is worn or the handle is broken. Using broken cutters can be very dangerous.

Using a cutter in a cluttered area may cause injury. Please make it a habit to always keep your work area tidy.

Please avoid using cutting tools if you are not feeling well, or not able to concentrate.

Use a cutter suitable for the object to cut, such as a heavy-duty cutter for thick, hard cardboard, and a rotary cutter for soft cloth.

To ensure work efficiency and safety, use a cutter that fits your dominant hand. If you are left-handed, pick up an ambidextrous model.

Without a cutting mat, blade may damage the working surface. Using a mat extends the life of blades while protecting the surface underneath.

Working in an unstable condition, such as on a slumped desk, may cause injury or other accidents.

Pay attention to the position of your hand that holds the object to cut. Putting your hand in the way of the blade is very dangerous.

The suggested exposure when cutting is one blade segment. There is a risk of unintentional blade snapping if it is exposed in excess, which could lead to injuries.

* Exposure length suggestion is only applicable for snap-off blade cutters.

Using a dull blade requires extra force, which is a cause of injury. If you find it difficult to cut, snap-off the blade for a new edge or replace with a new blade.

* Only snap-off blades can be snapped.

There is a higher risk of injury when a greater amount of force is used.

* If a great amount of force is required, the blade may be dull, or the material may not be suitable for cutting with the applied tool.

Working in an unstable position can be very dangerous due to excessive force applied to the work. Make sure to work in a steady and stable position.

When cutting with a ruler, choose a thick one and apply blade to its spine. Cutting with a thin or sloped side may cause cutter to ride up and injure you.

It is dangerous to leave the blade exposed after cutting. Make sure to retract blade fully when not in use.

When work is done, do not leave cutters unattended but put them away. It is safe to store them in a designated place every time.

When cutters are not in use, store them in a safe place. Keep them away from the reach of children.

Blade is extremely sharp. Please be careful not to accidentally touch the blade.

Bearing edged tools without a valid reason may be prohibited by law. Please check with your local authorities.