Electric rottery cutter
08-21-2010, 04:45 AM
#23
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Dewittville, NY
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This is exciting. I am hoping the best for you (and us when it is manufactured). Keep us up-to-date. Congrats on your patent. Wow, tell us how long you have been working on this, how intricate it must be to do something like this. Brain power plus to you.
08-21-2010, 06:12 AM
#27
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Greendale Twp: Midland, MI
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If you want an electric rotary cutter, there are some already on the market and have been for years.
I have a Birdie.
These run at very fast speeds. You would have to be very experienced to cut quilt blocks with an electric cutter.
They are great for stacking layers of fabric, about 6, and cutting around a heavy cardboard or plexiglas templates.
I have much experience with an electric cutter and would not be able to cut quilt blocks accurately.
I have a Birdie.
These run at very fast speeds. You would have to be very experienced to cut quilt blocks with an electric cutter.
They are great for stacking layers of fabric, about 6, and cutting around a heavy cardboard or plexiglas templates.
I have much experience with an electric cutter and would not be able to cut quilt blocks accurately.
08-21-2010, 06:18 AM
#29
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: McLoud, Oklahoma
Posts: 431
Originally Posted by Joyce
If you want an electric rotary cutter, there are some already on the market and have been for years.
I have a Birdie.
These run at very fast speeds. You would have to be very experienced to cut quilt blocks with an electric cutter.
They are great for stacking layers of fabric, about 6, and cutting around a heavy cardboard or plexiglas templates.
I have much experience with an electric cutter and would not be able to cut quilt blocks accurately.
I have a Birdie.
These run at very fast speeds. You would have to be very experienced to cut quilt blocks with an electric cutter.
They are great for stacking layers of fabric, about 6, and cutting around a heavy cardboard or plexiglas templates.
I have much experience with an electric cutter and would not be able to cut quilt blocks accurately.
08-21-2010, 06:20 AM
#30
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Noblesville, IN
Posts: 1,294
Please PM me when it comes out. I have lupus and FM, and the hardest part of this for me is the cutting and actually working on the machine. My hands get so painful that I can only do this in very short periods of time. Thank you for thinking of this idea!
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