Blades from Harbor Freight
#48
I too have been using them since last year with no problem. I clean my cutter each time of all the fuzz and I rotate which lines I cut on on my mat so that I don't get much of a groove to cause a problem. If I don't cut correctly due to being too quick, not paying as close attention, or at the wong angle, I have an occasional thread that doesn't cut, but not a big deal.
I'll keep buying them.
I'll keep buying them.
#49
I didn't have good luck with them either and having sliced my finger deeply due to a dull blade, I'm just sticking with Olfa blades from now on. I did read a post a while back that suggested that the problem may be due to the mat not "healing" and that this would make them cut poorly. I'm not sure why, but it's a thought.
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