Those Harbor Freight Blades Again
#61
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Originally Posted by AzSailor
I think that sometimes you might get an "ornary" blade and when I open my blades from Harbor Freight, I run them around my little blue rotary sharpener. It takes off any little "burr" that might still be there. No problems after that. I have several different brands of rotary cutters and haven't found one that these blades don't fit.
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#63
Originally Posted by Adabelle
I have tried to find the cutting blades on the Harbor Freight Website and was unable to find the 'carpet cutting blades' mentioned. What have I missed??
#64
Originally Posted by Crafty1
What are these blades called? Every time I go with dbf, he always says, those are not the ones they are talking about on the board...
#65
Originally Posted by 1234Irene
I may hollar at ya June6995, if you don't mind. The closest store according to the search is 51 miles away...... My favorite cutter is Olfa, 60 mm. Will these blades fit this?
I was looking for 60's & didn't see them - only the 45's.
Judi
#66
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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My daughter lives near one of those Harbor Freight places. I had called them and wanted $6.99 to ship some. I waited until I went down there. They worked good. They were $1.59 per each. Then I also went to Joannes 1/2 off wsale and bought a rotary cutter sharpener and after DH showed me the right way to use it, I never have a dull blade. I have a full supply of fresh ones too. Pauline
#67
Thanks -- there is one near me when we go back to WA this winter
The blades work well on my Fiskar's, some say they work on Olfa's too.
Here is a link to their store finder....they have several in Oklahoma.
http://www.harborfreight.com/store-finder/
Originally Posted by Chasing Hawk
Originally Posted by 1234Irene
Will these work on any rotter cutter? And where can these be found? Never heard of a harbor freight store around here........
Here is a link to their store finder....they have several in Oklahoma.
http://www.harborfreight.com/store-finder/
#70
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Originally Posted by AzSailor
I think that sometimes you might get an "ornary" blade and when I open my blades from Harbor Freight, I run them around my little blue rotary sharpener. It takes off any little "burr" that might still be there. No problems after that. I have several different brands of rotary cutters and haven't found one that these blades don't fit.
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