Has anyone used this?
#11
I have arthritis in both hands,especially bad in my thumbs. I think it would be easier on my hands as cutting with my Ofla cutter can cause arthritis flares. But it makes me quite nervous about the blade being open. I caught one of my cats playing with my rotary cutter the other day. I am so grateful that the blade was covered or she could have been seriously hurt.
#13
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It looks fine for strip cutting. I would want to know how you can cut curves or circles out or even specific squares and triangles. How do you stop part way up a cut ?
Need to evaluate the price with what it does.
Need to evaluate the price with what it does.
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When I see one at a shop I'll buy one to try. It's the only way to know if I would come to like it better then the regular cutter. I don't understand having negative opinions about new quilting items before even trying them.
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Thanks for your input ladies. I thought it looked awkward and I was concerned about the blade being stable. Part of me still wants to try it but I would have to find it locally so I could see it.
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