AMERICAN SAFETY RAZOR
American Safety Razor Master Mechanic MM0970-68 Roofer's Knife
A roofer's knife with adjustable blade depth, heavy-gauge steel casing, and three blades included
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- FinishSilver
- MaterialMetal
- Selling UnitEach
- Accepts roofing, hook or utility blades for versatile cutting
- Heavy-gauge steel casing withstands tough jobsite conditions
- Blade adjusts to exact depth for precise control
- Three blades included so you can start work immediately
American Safety Razor Roofer's Knife MM0970-68
The American Safety Razor Master Mechanic MM0970-68 is a roofer's knife built with a heavy gauge steel casing. It accepts most roofing, hook or utility blades and the blade adjusts to an exact cutting depth. Three blades are included with the tool.
Upgrading from basic fixed knives
This knife replaces fixed-blade cutters that cannot change depth or accept different blade styles. The adjustable depth and multi-blade compatibility are worth it when you need precise control across varied roofing materials. Buyers who want a tool without blade storage or a quick-change mechanism should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Accepts roofing, hook or utility blades for versatile cutting
- Heavy-gauge steel casing withstands tough jobsite conditions
- Blade adjusts to exact depth for precise control
- Three blades included so you can start work immediately
Specifications
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
|---|---|
| Finish | Silver |
| Material | Metal |
| Selling Unit | Each |
Questions about this item
What blade types does the MM0970-68 accept?
The MM0970-68 accepts most roofing, hook or utility blades, giving you flexibility for different cutting tasks.
How do you adjust the blade depth on this roofer's knife?
The blade adjusts to an exact depth using the built-in mechanism; the step people miss is tightening the screw fully after setting the depth so the blade cannot shift during use.
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