Rotary cutter blades
#51
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 34
What brand rotary cutter does these blades fit. They don't fit OFLA cutters
Barb[/quote]
I have a Martelli Ergonomic cutter and the HF blades fit fine. They also will work in a Fiskars cutter. I do not own an Olfa so I cannot say, although the Olfa blades fit and work fine in both of my cutters.
~Shirley
Barb[/quote]
I have a Martelli Ergonomic cutter and the HF blades fit fine. They also will work in a Fiskars cutter. I do not own an Olfa so I cannot say, although the Olfa blades fit and work fine in both of my cutters.
~Shirley
#52
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 291
Hi Jackie D
The blades are replacement carpet cutter blades and the item # is 97642 they sell 2 for 1.99. On the back of the package it says Distributed Exclusively by Harbor Freight Tools.
I have been using mine since sometime last summer and I have to say they are cutting just as good as the Olfa blades. If and when they get a little dull I run them through folded aluminum foil just like I would the Olfa blade. They work for me.
Good Luck
Sue
The blades are replacement carpet cutter blades and the item # is 97642 they sell 2 for 1.99. On the back of the package it says Distributed Exclusively by Harbor Freight Tools.
I have been using mine since sometime last summer and I have to say they are cutting just as good as the Olfa blades. If and when they get a little dull I run them through folded aluminum foil just like I would the Olfa blade. They work for me.
Good Luck
Sue
#55
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Columbus, OH
Posts: 362
I can tell you what I'm doing with the 50 packages that I just ordered--they are going in the 'goodie bag' for our annual bus trip. I've tried them and have to say they work just great, because they are more reasonable, I'm willing to change them more often.
#56
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Enid, OK
Posts: 8,273
one more question for those of you who buy these in large Qty...how do you store them?
Here is why I ask, Since I am not sure how good the metal is in them, or what they are coated with....
over time, if they are lubricated, they can A- stick together, B-rust!
I have seen even the Olfa do both...
so I am wondering if you have had any for a long period say a year, and went back to see how they are holding up!
Remember these are not made for the sewing room, they are made for the construction industry used once and tossed out...or sent back for remilling..
Here is why I ask, Since I am not sure how good the metal is in them, or what they are coated with....
over time, if they are lubricated, they can A- stick together, B-rust!
I have seen even the Olfa do both...
so I am wondering if you have had any for a long period say a year, and went back to see how they are holding up!
Remember these are not made for the sewing room, they are made for the construction industry used once and tossed out...or sent back for remilling..
#57
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Enid, OK
Posts: 8,273
Originally Posted by june6995
Since most rotary cutter blades are interchangeable with other cutters, I would think the 45mm Harbor Freight blades would work on any 45mm rotary cutter.
June in Cincinnati
June in Cincinnati
#59
Originally Posted by gollytwo
I ordered 15 packs, the shipping and handling was too high to just order 1 or 2.
I resell them to quilting buddies, at no profit, just adding a % of the shipping cost.
I resell them to quilting buddies, at no profit, just adding a % of the shipping cost.
#60
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Oh.
Posts: 781
I just found this on Grace company web site. Wait until you see the price.
http://www.graceframe.com/site/rotarycutting/sharpener
June in Cincinnati
http://www.graceframe.com/site/rotarycutting/sharpener
June in Cincinnati
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