Originally Posted by trugger
(Post 5650876)
They were using a rotary cutter with it. They didn't let me try it out, so I don't know how it felt, compared with plastic rulers.
I want to try it out, but I wonder if the inability to see through it will bw a problem. |
Originally Posted by Ioftheneedle
(Post 5655000)
This post brings to mind a recent Missouri Star ad. They have a plastic type ruler that has a 'carbine' edge that sharpens your blade as it passes by. Cool if it truly works.
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Ovary cutter? okay, now I'm thinking - who's a surgeon? roflmbo!!!
Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 5650793)
I haven't seen a ruler like that before. Was she using it with her ovary cutter? I thinkI would be afraid of carving up the metal with the cutter and dulling my blade and chipping the ruler. I can really see it for squaring up a quilt though, excellent for that with being able to order a long length.
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Had one similar in drafting yrs ago.
Wish i still had it, would have saved me a few quilt accidents |
so glad you cleared that up - I was scared!! lol!!
Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 5650848)
Auto correct strikes again...rotary became ovary:D
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