Originally Posted by Momma_K
No great source of info but I would just work for the company and use a more popular brand! Shhhh... no one has to know!
I use Olfa and Fiskars. Both are great and never had any trouble with neither one. |
Originally Posted by SuziC
Originally Posted by Momma_K
No great source of info but I would just work for the company and use a more popular brand! Shhhh... no one has to know!
I use Olfa and Fiskars. Both are great and never had any trouble with neither one. Thank You Suzi! I have to admit I am hooked!! I love this group! I come here when I have free time, I get ready for work early (when I work) just to set and read and look around. This seems like it's one big family and full of compassion! I've joined other groups and got lost in the shuffle! I don't feel afraid to ask questions or leaving comments. I hope to be here more often as I have a lot to learn and maybe contribute. Again thank you and to everyone with the compassion to help others. |
Originally Posted by QUILT4JOY
Originally Posted by WVNana
Originally Posted by sewmuchmore
It tightens "counter-clockwise" not a typical way to tighten something like that..
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Make sure that there is only 1 blade in the cutter. I know this sound dumb but I changed blades once and it was not cutting right and when I check I found 2 blade instead of one. DAH!!!!!!!!
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I've done that before. Those little blades are sooooo thin.
Originally Posted by bigsister63
Make sure that there is only 1 blade in the cutter. I know this sound dumb but I changed blades once and it was not cutting right and when I check I found 2 blade instead of one. DAH!!!!!!!!
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They make both a left and a right hand cutter so I don't think that makes a difference.
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