rotary cutter blade sharpening
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Do any of you use rotary blade sharpeners? what are your thoughts? Any you particularly like? Blades are so expensive, there's got to be a way to prolong the life of them.
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I buy Martelli or Clover blades from Connecting Threads when they're on sale. It makes the blades more affordable, and saves me the cost of sharpeners that don't really work. I have never found anyone with a home sharpener that gets blades good enough to be worth the effort, IMO.
EBay can be a good source, too, as long as the shipping to Canada isn't too crazy. I've never purchased from eBay because of the shipping charges.
EBay can be a good source, too, as long as the shipping to Canada isn't too crazy. I've never purchased from eBay because of the shipping charges.
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After many such posting, the general consensus seems to be that none of the blade sharpeners really do a good job. Many of us buy blades like the ones from MT Blades at 10/$7.25 on E-Bay or Improved Cut from Amazon. I've not used the Improved Cut but do buy the MT Blades and they are very good!
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I bought and use when needed the Grace TrueSharp Power Rotary Blade Shapener:
http://www.graceframe.com/site/rotarycutting/truesharp
This is an expensive product that sharpens blades quickly and with a push of a button. Well worth the money. I have been using this for 3 years.
http://www.graceframe.com/site/rotarycutting/truesharp
This is an expensive product that sharpens blades quickly and with a push of a button. Well worth the money. I have been using this for 3 years.
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