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#2
I like the Dritz cutter, because I don't have to do anything to close it. The blade comes down when you press and retracts when you let up on the pressure.
http://www.joann.com/dritz-pressure-...-45mm/prd2762/
http://www.joann.com/dritz-pressure-...-45mm/prd2762/
#3
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I like the Dritz cutter, because I don't have to do anything to close it. The blade comes down when you press and retracts when you let up on the pressure.
http://www.joann.com/dritz-pressure-...-45mm/prd2762/
http://www.joann.com/dritz-pressure-...-45mm/prd2762/
#4
http://www.createforless.com/Olfa+Ro...utm_medium=cse
this is the one i have and i love it. the blade comes out when you grip the handle. very easy to do and it goes back in when you let go so you don't have to close it yourself. the red button is to lock it in an open position. I never use it. It's ergonomic too. Olfa is the best.
this is the one i have and i love it. the blade comes out when you grip the handle. very easy to do and it goes back in when you let go so you don't have to close it yourself. the red button is to lock it in an open position. I never use it. It's ergonomic too. Olfa is the best.
#5
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http://www.createforless.com/Olfa+Ro...utm_medium=cse
this is the one i have and i love it. the blade comes out when you grip the handle. very easy to do and it goes back in when you let go so you don't have to close it yourself. the red button is to lock it in an open position. I never use it. It's ergonomic too. Olfa is the best.
this is the one i have and i love it. the blade comes out when you grip the handle. very easy to do and it goes back in when you let go so you don't have to close it yourself. the red button is to lock it in an open position. I never use it. It's ergonomic too. Olfa is the best.
#6
I love the Olfa Ergonomic cutters. I watch for deals on ebay and have gotten them at very reasonable prices. I use the 45mm in my June Tailor Shape Cut Ruler...works fine. I also use the 60mm frequently and a 28mm if I'm cutting something small or curvy.
#9
If you do a lot of cutting and if your hands get cranky, there's an L shaped one by Tru-Cut (I think) that looks like it would be the way to go. Our LQS uses one and it looks like cutting is a breeze with it. Costs a bit more, but probably worth it.
#10
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Location: Piedmont Virginia in the Foothills of the Blue Ridge Mtns.
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I like the Dritz cutter, because I don't have to do anything to close it. The blade comes down when you press and retracts when you let up on the pressure.
http://www.joann.com/dritz-pressure-...-45mm/prd2762/
http://www.joann.com/dritz-pressure-...-45mm/prd2762/
My preference will always be the original "CADILLAC" of the industry, the Olfa cutters.
Jan in VA
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