Fiskers Blades
08-28-2009, 09:46 AM
#13
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Originally Posted by butterflywing
i was gifted with a 60. big waste of money if you ask me. or not. the blades cut with fewer rotations, so they're supposed to last a little longer, but they are very pricey. i never see the blades on ebay so i don't use the cutter. i always use the 45 because i got the blades (generic) on ebay.
they work just fine.
they work just fine.
With my Martelli cutter, I can easily cut 5 or 6 layers at a time, sometimes more
08-28-2009, 12:03 PM
#14
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Central Oklahoma
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I know that none of my Fisker Blades fit in the Olfa. The holes weren't the same. One had an oval shape the other round. I'm not sure which way it went. I Fisker then both Olfa, and none of Fiskers blades would fit, the 45 or 60, that's been about 3 yr ago, things may have changed.
08-31-2009, 08:49 AM
#15
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Location: oregon
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I have used Olfa blades in my Fiskar cutter very successfully, not sure about the other way around. I have found that Olfa blades stay sharp quite a bit longer than the Fiskar blades. I have quilting friends who have had the same experience.
08-31-2009, 09:19 AM
#16
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Location: Central FL
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Originally Posted by okie
I know that none of my Fisker Blades fit in the Olfa. The holes weren't the same. One had an oval shape the other round. I'm not sure which way it went. I Fisker then both Olfa, and none of Fiskers blades would fit, the 45 or 60, that's been about 3 yr ago, things may have changed.
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