Swann Morton Scalpel Handle No. 3 - Stainless Steel, Fits Blades 10, 10A, 10R, 11, 12, 14, 15, & 15A, Esthetician Tools to Dermaplane, Surgical Knife Handle, Medical Grade Precision Instrument

Material: Stainless SteelCompatibility: Fits No. 10, 11, 12, and 15 bladesUsage: Precision Cutting, Medical, CraftingFirst Impressions:The Scalpel Handle No. 3 has a solid stainless steel construction, giving it a professional feel and a comfortable weight in hand. The textured grip provides excellent control, preventing slippage even when working with precision tasks.Performance & Usability:✔ Easy Blade Attachment: The blade slides on and locks securely without wobbling. Removal is also simple with the right technique.✔ Comfortable Grip: The ridged handle offers a non-slip grip, making it ideal for long procedures or detailed work.✔ Durable & Reusable: The stainless steel material is easy to sterilize and does not rust after repeated cleaning.Applications:• Medical Use: Ideal for surgical procedures and dissections.• Hobby & Crafting: Perfect for model-making, leather cutting, and precision trimming in art projects.• Laboratory Use: Great for dissections and specimen preparation in educational settings.Cons:✖ Not Compatible with Larger Blades: If you need to use larger blades like No. 20+, you’ll need a Scalpel Handle No. 4 instead.✖ Blade Removal Requires Caution: Blades are sharp and need to be removed carefully with forceps or a blade remover to avoid injury.Final Verdict:The Scalpel Handle No. 3 is an essential tool for medical professionals, students, and hobbyists requiring precise cutting control. With its durable build, comfortable grip, and easy blade replacement, it’s a reliable, high-quality instrument. Highly recommended!

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Excellent Quality – Perfect for Professional Dermaplaning!As a licensed esthetician, I’m very particular about the tools I use—especially for dermaplaning—and this scalpel handle exceeded my expectations. The weight is perfect: it has a nice, heavy feel in the hand that gives me full control during treatments, unlike the flimsy, lightweight handles I’ve used in the past.It feels solid and professional, with no cheap or hollow sensation. The grip is comfortable and balanced, which makes precise movements easier and reduces hand fatigue during longer sessions. It also holds blades securely, so I never have to worry about slippage.My clients get amazing results, and I truly believe this handle plays a big role in that. If you're in the skincare industry and serious about dermaplaning, this is the handle you want. It's durable, reliable, and makes every treatment feel elevated.Highly recommend!

Great tool! The handle has a nice weight to it so it makes derma planing very easy. It holds up well to heavy duty cleaners!

Good quality

This scalpel handle is great as a hobby knife. Comfortable, ergonomic, fits sharper blades than your traditional x-acto hobby knife.

Just what's on the tin: I use this to hold #10 blades that I use for model building. The handle has good weight and balance and holds the blades securely. One of these and and one box of blades will last the average hobbyist a lifetime. This was the only readily available scalpal handle, and I most assuredly did not one made in China. Let's face it, I am not trusting a chinese-made handle to hold what amounts to a one-inch razor blade that I am using to poke and prod and slice right next to my fingers. Now the price on these has jumped, and I think I paid about half of what they're going for now, so weigh your needs appropriately.

A+

I wanted this as a threadripper, for sewing. I have larger hands, and wanted a bit more to grip. This works very well. And blades were inexpensive and seem to last well. I purchased two. The other I will add to my medical kit. Not a pro, or even mid level medic type, but... it could still easily come in handy, for myself or someone around with the skills but no kit. The blades are packaged so as, I believe, to be clean from the start.Very nice. And, should I ever need to dissect a frog, or such... I could do that. If... I don't think so. That was so sophomore? Freshman? Something.