Rotary cutter?
#73
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: near Peoria Illinois
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I have a Fiskars that I have not found anywhere else. It is spring loaded. I found it on vacation at a Walmart, but haven't seen it anywhere around here. So either it is new and great, or I'm behind the parade and still like it!
To cut with it, you have to squeeze the two handles like scissors together. This lets the blade drop down to cut. (there is a lock to keep it open) Then when you release
the handles (unlocked), the blade goes up where it is not exposed. and the handles go apart.
Love it!
I love it. My DGD can't squeeze it enough to get cut.
To cut with it, you have to squeeze the two handles like scissors together. This lets the blade drop down to cut. (there is a lock to keep it open) Then when you release
the handles (unlocked), the blade goes up where it is not exposed. and the handles go apart.
Love it!
I love it. My DGD can't squeeze it enough to get cut.
#76
Originally Posted by Valerie Ann
Okay, so we have Olfa, Dritz, Fiskars and more. Yesterday at the Pacific International Quilt Fest, everyone was ordering the Martelli ergonomically correct rotary cutter. What's your favorite and why?
#77
I have every brand imaginable and my very favorite is the Dritz, they say KAI on them and I love the KaAI scissors and the blades. If you haven't tried one, I suggest you do, they seem sharper and more sturdy.
#78
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Sweet Home Alabama
Posts: 3,140
:lol: I've been using the Martelli one for about 8 or 9 years and really like it. It's very comfortable to hold and doesn't seem to require as much pressure as some of the others I've tried. :lol: :lol:
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