rorary blades
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rorary blades
why do i expect to be able to cut easily when i have table knives with sharper blades?
i have some old packages of blades that the blades are stuck together. i used a straight pin to loosen them up so i could separate them.
the blades would not slide apart . i am thinking a klutz glove might be a good thing to use during the separation process when they are stuck together.
i have some old packages of blades that the blades are stuck together. i used a straight pin to loosen them up so i could separate them.
the blades would not slide apart . i am thinking a klutz glove might be a good thing to use during the separation process when they are stuck together.
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A magnet will pull them apart. I would gently wipe the blade and then put a drop or two of sewing machine oil on it. I change blade at first skip so I always have a sharp blade. I won't use a dull rotary blade, that is too frustrating so why do that to myself.
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A magnet will pull them apart.
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My thoughts exactly. Some days I don’t think so good. Lol.
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Is there a perfect blade or cutter out there? It seems that no matter which one I look at there will be negative reviews against it. It's so hard to know what to believe or if it's even possible for there to be the perfect one. So frustrating!
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