Has anyone tried the rulers that sharpen blades as they cut?
#11
With blades a dollar apiece at Harbor Frieght Tools it makes more sense just to replace the blades. BTW, the blades from HFT are made to cut carpet and seem to last a LOT longer than the blades from the fabric stores.
#12
Originally Posted by raptureready
BTW, the blades from HFT are made to cut carpet and seem to last a LOT longer than the blades from the fabric stores.
#13
Originally Posted by gale
Originally Posted by raptureready
BTW, the blades from HFT are made to cut carpet and seem to last a LOT longer than the blades from the fabric stores.
#14
I'm not the only one but I know that for most they seem to work ok. I have no idea what the difference is but since I have to drive an hour to get to a harbor freight, I'll just use coupons and buy the ones at the store.
#15
the sharpening rulers work pretty darn good if you learn to use them the right way or you won't get what you pay for. I have the long one and use it for cutting yardage. It's easy to cut smooth in one long stroke. I don't use it for small cuts.
#16
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Originally Posted by raptureready
With blades a dollar apiece at Harbor Frieght Tools it makes more sense just to replace the blades. BTW, the blades from HFT are made to cut carpet and seem to last a LOT longer than the blades from the fabric stores.
#17
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Location: Ridgefield WA
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There have been quite a few posts on "The Cutting Edge Ruler" and I interacted the company and even sent them back my problem rulers to see for themselves. They were very nice to deal with and I do now have "good" ones.
*** I was told by the owner that only 4 out of 4000 sold had caused problems for the owners.
*** Please, please notify them on their website and let them know of your problems!!! They have asked that this happen so they can monitor them.
Thanks, Kit
*** I was told by the owner that only 4 out of 4000 sold had caused problems for the owners.
*** Please, please notify them on their website and let them know of your problems!!! They have asked that this happen so they can monitor them.
Thanks, Kit
#18
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Originally Posted by samsews
Originally Posted by raptureready
With blades a dollar apiece at Harbor Frieght Tools it makes more sense just to replace the blades. BTW, the blades from HFT are made to cut carpet and seem to last a LOT longer than the blades from the fabric stores.
#19
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Originally Posted by Kitsie
There have been quite a few posts on "The Cutting Edge Ruler" and I interacted the company and even sent them back my problem rulers to see for themselves. They were very nice to deal with and I do now have "good" ones.
*** I was told by the owner that only 4 out of 4000 sold had caused problems for the owners.
*** Please, please notify them on their website and let them know of your problems!!! They have asked that this happen so they can monitor them.
Thanks, Kit
*** I was told by the owner that only 4 out of 4000 sold had caused problems for the owners.
*** Please, please notify them on their website and let them know of your problems!!! They have asked that this happen so they can monitor them.
Thanks, Kit
#20
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Kansas
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Our LQS had the sharpening rulers 35% off for the Super Bowl weekend and since the 12" ruler I had was chipped at the corners this was a great time to replace and see how it worked. HUMMM! How to say this politely---I just cut a few small cuts and IMHO the blade got duller and duller and duller and ended in the trash. Maybe I didn't use it right but it certainly didn't sharpen the blade used. Sue
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