Thread: Rotary cutters
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Old 01-22-2013, 01:39 PM
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hheelleenn
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I recently got a martelli.and it makes a diffrence for me. I am disabled with m.s , in a wheelchair and only have use of my left side. I also use a quilt cut but 1 and it helps. I also weigh down the ruler with an old iron (they're heavier) with the cord cut off.

Originally Posted by sewmary View Post
if you have issues with arthritis in your hands or wrist, i reccommend the martelli rotary cutter. I find it easier to grip and control. When i use that one i am much less apt to stray on the cutting side. I tip the cutter ever so slightly toward the ruler and that helps to keep me from flying off the wrong way!.

I wind up holding the ruler down with my whole arm to keep it from wobbling around - which i know is not the smartest or most efficient. I saw a ruler here the other day which i can't remember the name of but it had a wodden handle on the ruler. That looked like it might help me hold the ruler straight!
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