Gingher Rotary Cutter?
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I have the gingher rotary cutter i got a joanns for 50% off, and i have other kinds also. gingher is the best of them all it is heavier a metal not plastic and works great with that weight it stays right where im going as the others sometimes dont. love the sissiors also like the old ones mom uses heavier. Deb
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I have found the Gingher rotary cutter to collect lint inside the blade much faster than an Olfa. I take apart and clean quite often, otherwise it doesn't work too well. The fabric is always quilt store quality. Other than that, I feel it is a very good product. I think the blades do last a little longer and the ergonomics are better for me.
#37
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 493
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I have one and think it is over rated. I actually go back to my Fiskars when I am cutting a lot. For some reason it doesn't feel quite right in my hand. I think the blades last longer. It you do decide to get one, try Ebay. Can get a much better deal.
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I, too, didn't want to spend that much money on a rotary cutter. But my DH had a 50% coupon and bought me one at Christmas. All I can say is that it's like anything else... when you use a great quality product it feels and works better. The weight and design of it fit perfectly in my hand and it feels luxurious compared to my plastic Olfa. IMHO it's worth it if you have a coupon. BTW, my DH also bought me the matching seam ripper...fabulous!
#39
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Ginghar is VERY HEAVY, and not worth the money. You will only use it for a short time, and not want to use it again.
The vast majority of ALL rotary cutters use the same blade.
Their is a difference between blades as to their sharpness and how long they last. Stick with Olfa, and you wouldn't be sorry in the short or long run. review by an x-joanne employee.
The vast majority of ALL rotary cutters use the same blade.
Their is a difference between blades as to their sharpness and how long they last. Stick with Olfa, and you wouldn't be sorry in the short or long run. review by an x-joanne employee.
#40
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Newberg, OR
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I have the Gingher and I don't like it. I have to manually retract the blade, and that's a pain. I much prefer my Olfa that retracts when I set it down. It also has a button to lock it into the safe position.
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