Anybody use the TrueCut Rotary Blade sharpener?
#1
Has anyone used this before? There was a post on here before about an electric sharpener, but I never did see how it worked for her.
Connecting threads has it on sale right now, so I wanted to see if anyone knew anything about it.
http://www.connectingthreads.com/too...r__D81995.html
Connecting threads has it on sale right now, so I wanted to see if anyone knew anything about it.
http://www.connectingthreads.com/too...r__D81995.html
#5
Originally Posted by emerald46
I saw that online and was wondering the same thing. Of course, I'm a Harbour Freight blade person and they are remarkable. Wish they came in the larger size.
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Originally Posted by SnowQuilt
Originally Posted by emerald46
I saw that online and was wondering the same thing. Of course, I'm a Harbour Freight blade person and they are remarkable. Wish they came in the larger size.
Additional information and your nearest store location can be found at:
www. harborfreight .com (take out the spaces)
Pam M
#7
Originally Posted by milp04
Originally Posted by SnowQuilt
Originally Posted by emerald46
I saw that online and was wondering the same thing. Of course, I'm a Harbour Freight blade person and they are remarkable. Wish they came in the larger size.
Additional information and your nearest store location can be found at:
www. harborfreight .com (take out the spaces)
Pam M
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Location: Iowa
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I have one and I can't remember the last time I put a new blade in my rotary cutter. I just love it. It has sure saved me a lot of money, even after the initial investment. But you can't let your blade get dull dull. I sharpen my blade when I have cut out a couple of projects and away I go again.
#10
Originally Posted by Maiziedo
I have one and I can't remember the last time I put a new blade in my rotary cutter. I just love it. It has sure saved me a lot of money, even after the initial investment. But you can't let your blade get dull dull. I sharpen my blade when I have cut out a couple of projects and away I go again.
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