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Originally Posted by JuneBillie
(Post 7131035)
Which do you folks prefer when buying a new cutting board, the regular or self healing?
Thanks for your input. Susan/JuneBillie |
Self-healing
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Originally Posted by Jackie Spencer
(Post 7131177)
Self healing Olfa
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I prefer self healing - they seem to last longer to me.
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So glad you asked this Susan .
I,m new to quilting and got a greening cutting board 3 quilts ago . It,s called a Hobby cutting board.And now I,m thinking its the board and not me as I have really bad cut marks on the board and was thinking it was me doing it . Nice to see every one saying there,s last a long time . I guess i,ll go out and get a name brand self heeling cutting board this time . Not some thing from Taiwan . That will teach me you get what you pay for. Have a good day everyone Tom |
I have used several kinds but my by far favorite is Martelli. It is heavy duty, heat nor cold does not bother it (you can even press on it, which I don't do), it is both sided (purple on one side and yellow on the other), marked well, self healing, etc., etc. They are a little pricey but well worth it. Also love their rotary cutters. You can check the out on line at Martelli.com , they are out of Florida.
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I use only the self healing.
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Originally Posted by mom-6
(Post 7131122)
I have the "hard" blue one with white lines. Like the firmness. I've been using it for about eight to ten years.
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Self healing for me........Had OLFA for 5 years........ Large Size...........Will replace with same kind and size when I need another mat.
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Self Healing Olfa mats for me! I have 3 of them, one of them is about 20 years old, is a little marked up but still works great, the other 2 are 8 or 9 yrs old and in almost like-new condition. Keep them clean, store them flat and they will last a long long time. Helpful hint for all self healing mats: I use a gum eraser to get any little threads out of the cuts between the times that I wash them.
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