Harbor Freight Blades
#42
Check Margaret and make sure you don't have two blades together. They come two per package---when I first purchased them I thought it was one blade and put both in my cutter. It didn't cut! They have oil between them to keep them from sticking---be careful though in moving them apart.
I have been using them for over a year and have had really good luck with them---after I discovered they came two per pack.
Good luck!
I have been using them for over a year and have had really good luck with them---after I discovered they came two per pack.
Good luck!
#43
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Bayfield County Wisconsin
Posts: 334
I've had the same blade in my cutter for what seems likes forever and no complaints. I do a fair amount of cutting, probably nothing like some of the really prolific quilters here on the board, but I like the blades from Harbor Freight.
#47
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Colorado mts
Posts: 95
I buy them all the time. I changed the blade just today, and had problems with it not cutting. It wasn't the blade
but how it lined up in my cutter. I loosened the screw, wiggled the blade (carefully, as to not cut myself)
Tightened everything back together, and away I went. It just wasn't lined up right, and wasn't rolling when I cut
with it. I could tell, it was 'pushing' the fabric. Hope this helps anyone that has had a similar problem.
but how it lined up in my cutter. I loosened the screw, wiggled the blade (carefully, as to not cut myself)
Tightened everything back together, and away I went. It just wasn't lined up right, and wasn't rolling when I cut
with it. I could tell, it was 'pushing' the fabric. Hope this helps anyone that has had a similar problem.
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