Guess what else they had at Harbor Freight?
#41
Originally Posted by Deborah12687
My hubby is a maintance person and we go to Harber fraight quite often for tools. I found a very nice light colored oak tool chest that I have my eye on and saving up money to buy it for all my quilting tools. It has several flat drawers that are lined with felt.
#45
I noticed the center of the HF blades are different too, and wondered the same thing. I am going to try mine first in an older cutter and see if there is a problem with it. The positive posts here about the blades make me think the blades will work fine though.
#47
You can also order them here at this site online.
http://www.harborfreight.com/catalog...+cutter+blades
http://www.harborfreight.com/catalog...+cutter+blades
#48
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 31
I was having blade problems and when I went to the Ergonomic blade booth at the Sewing Expo (forgot their names) they told me not to buy the blades with the notches for the regular rotary cutters because they wear unevenly so now I make sure I buy bades with a round hole in the middle.
I will have to go back and look for the handle and see what else I can find. I bought the 10 packs of blades and they work great.
Cathy
I will have to go back and look for the handle and see what else I can find. I bought the 10 packs of blades and they work great.
Cathy
#50
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Beaverton,Michigan
Posts: 802
Originally Posted by raptureready
I've gotten three of those super grips on garage sales for 50 cents or a $1 each. LOVE THEM! I'm planning a trip to HF or a similar cheap tool store the next time I go to town. If they have cheap blades I'm going to get all they have. I also want to see if they have some cheap 3/4 or 1" metal tape measures so that I can take them apart and cut them up for snap bags.
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