racnquilter

Found this while going through shop hop yesterday. I seem to remember someone asking about these. I thought the price was very reasonable. Carted as $11.96. Ordered it, and within the hour had a notice that it was shipped!!! Check it out.

http://www.finishedsizequilting.com/...sFlyer500.html

jljack

That is a cool product. I always watch Fons & Porter show, and they always put on a glove to cut fabric. But I always thought that was very time consuming, and probably not really necessary. But those guards look easy to use, and no taking off/putting on like a glove.

Oklahoma Suzie

nice idea

littlehud

What a great safety feature. I need to think about getting that.

stitchesnstaples

Thank you for posting this. I hardly have a finger tip left on my pointer finger, it has been cut so many times. Over and Over. I looked at the gloves but thought that would be a hassle. I normally put a bandaid on that finger so I remember to be careful. But as everyone knows the cutters are sharp and yes they go through bandaids. LOL

mrspete

I always snip my finger when I'm cutting hair. I've learned to tape it, but a glove would probably be in the way.

Boston1954

Yes. My sis should know. She ran the cutter over her hand once, while trying to show her hubby how to cut.

amma

What a great idea, and not a bad price either :D:D:D

racnquilter

Wow!! I ordered this, what Thursday, and it's already here on Saturday. Very nice. Haven't actually used it yet. But I think I'll like it!!

lots2do

I decided to move back down to the 45 mm. rotary cutter from the large pizza cutting size when I had a few near misses, myself. Knock wood, haven't had any since but I don't cut when I'm overtired or when I've had any wine to drink. I do have a Klutz glove that I take when I am on my retreat since I'm more apt to be chatting and not focusing then.
lots2do