Safety rotary cutter?
Is there a decent quality rotary cutter out there that requires you to hold a button or handle down to keep the blade exposed? So that when you aren't using it the blade hides again automatically?
I have only ever used a standard fiskars cutter... Thanks! |
I have this one and I wouldn't have any other http://www.olfa.com/RotaryCuttersDetail.aspx?C=2&Id=5
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I think Fiskars makes one that when you start rolling it brings the blade out, and then goes back in when finished.
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http://www.olfa.com/RotaryCuttersList.aspx?C=2
I've used this one for years. love it. it closes the blade automatically when i let go of the handle. it can be kept open by pushing the red button but i never do that. |
Dritz - it's all I ever use, even though I have others.
http://www.amazon.com/Dritz-D1050-45.../dp/B000YZASLM |
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This version of Olfa cutter is my go to cutter
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you can't go wrong with this cutter. It is my go to cutter.
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Originally Posted by virtualbernie
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This version of Olfa cutter is my go to cutter
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I have one that the blade comes down when I apply pressure, and goes back in when I left. Not sure of the brand. I have had it for years.
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i have a red and white fons and porter rotary cutter that i bought at tues morning thats made like that you have to be pressing it down on something for the blade to come out i thought it might be a nice spare cutter. as i misplace my stuff all the time i have duplicates of lots of my tools. i go to my mil to sew alot as she has a house dedicated to just sewing so we can just leave it if we want to and it will be right there the next time we sew. i also sew alot at home so i drag alot of stuff back and forth.
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