june2rose

I have read a few articles regard this electric rotary blade sharpener and would like to know what others thinks of this item... Worth the money or not????? Toying with the idea of a purchase, but would love to hear a few opinions first. Thanks.

sharon b

PatriceJ has a topic on this - you might find some good info here

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-125136-1.htm

BellaBoo

I ordered one from Connecting Threads when it was on sale. I works great. I've been using the same blade for months now. I sharpen it first before I use it for the day so I don't know if it ever gets dull. I generally cut four layers. If the blade has a nick I usually toss it.

np3

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knitnnan

i'd just rather put a new one in.... cost of the sharpener and materials use in it vs some thin metal blades. i think i;m ahead in the green aspect

heather1949

Sounds great to me will look into it thank you.

MarthaT

I have a "manual" one that is made by Dritz. I've used it often and it really works as long as there aren't nicks in the blade. If you aren't wanting to put out a lot of money, I'd recommend this one. It has two sides that you rub your blade on. The course side removes "small burrs and dull spots" from your blade and the fine side sharpens it right up. I've sharpened the blade I'm using right now numerous times and it still works great! There is a holder with handles that you put your blade in so you can easily twist it on the sharpening stones. Saves me more $$$ than it cost me.

Deborahlees

Deborahlees

What brand are you looking at and where ????

Kath12

I have thought of purchasing one too but don't know if it is worth the cost