Ok, if I am going to be best friends......
#81
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Gainesville, Florida
Posts: 45
Originally Posted by Phyllis nm
I love this for ripping they stay sharp a long time and the curve tip is great to pick up stitches.
http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.h...2-00b0d0204ae5
phyllis nm
http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.h...2-00b0d0204ae5
phyllis nm
#83
I have many different brands and they all seem to run away. So it seems I always am buying a new one. Oh well I guess when I die my kids will inherit a good 200 seam rippers if nothing else. IF they ever ind them
#88
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Wyoming
Posts: 136
I was hoping this topic would come up again. I have found that the best seam ripper is a disposable surgical blade. I ordered a full box of #12 blades, they have a curve at the tip, I also have #11 blades, those are like the blade on an exacto knife; nice and thin, cheap enough that if the blade breaks you can take out another one. I ordered mine from a medical supply company that sells to the general public so long as it is a non prescription item. Another option is to talk with a surgery center if you have one near you, even a hospital, they may sell you one or two. I truly appreciate all I have learned from you guys, am awed by the beautiful work you do and share.
#90
I've had my favorite seam ripper for a multitude of years. Yes, it was dull and I just couldn't stand getting rid of it. My husband is a retired welder and had a set of very small round files in his toolbox.... Yep, I sharpened my seam ripper... Wah Hoo..... back in business.
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