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How To Open A Box Without Ripping It. The box is typically sealed with packing tape or fiber tape. Get a sharp knife, razor, box cutter, whatever. But keys are not very sharp, so they don't work too well. Tips to avoid injury when cutting open a box , taken from esafety's hand and power tools safety training course.to train on the full. I use a hobby knife to cut the tape on boxes and then slide the handle under the side of the box flap and open by pulling the flap up. My solution is typically to grab my keys and use a key as crude knife. Put the back of the box facing you and hold with one hand at the top using thumb and 2 fingers, then use other hand and put thumb tip in the slit on one side and 2 fingers on the other end of top. Contrary to some folks opinion, usually a dull knife is more dangerous since it can’t do.

Put the back of the box facing you and hold with one hand at the top using thumb and 2 fingers, then use other hand and put thumb tip in the slit on one side and 2 fingers on the other end of top. Tips to avoid injury when cutting open a box , taken from esafety's hand and power tools safety training course.to train on the full. Contrary to some folks opinion, usually a dull knife is more dangerous since it can’t do. My solution is typically to grab my keys and use a key as crude knife. The box is typically sealed with packing tape or fiber tape. I use a hobby knife to cut the tape on boxes and then slide the handle under the side of the box flap and open by pulling the flap up. Get a sharp knife, razor, box cutter, whatever. But keys are not very sharp, so they don't work too well.

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How To Open A Box Without Ripping It Tips to avoid injury when cutting open a box , taken from esafety's hand and power tools safety training course.to train on the full. Tips to avoid injury when cutting open a box , taken from esafety's hand and power tools safety training course.to train on the full. The box is typically sealed with packing tape or fiber tape. Contrary to some folks opinion, usually a dull knife is more dangerous since it can’t do. But keys are not very sharp, so they don't work too well. I use a hobby knife to cut the tape on boxes and then slide the handle under the side of the box flap and open by pulling the flap up. Get a sharp knife, razor, box cutter, whatever. My solution is typically to grab my keys and use a key as crude knife. Put the back of the box facing you and hold with one hand at the top using thumb and 2 fingers, then use other hand and put thumb tip in the slit on one side and 2 fingers on the other end of top.