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Quiltlady330 11-13-2012 09:04 PM


Originally Posted by trugger (Post 5650876)
They were using a rotary cutter with it. They didn't let me try it out, so I don't know how it felt, compared with plastic rulers.

I want to try it out, but I wonder if the inability to see through it will bw a problem.

It certainly would be a problem for me.

moosie 11-13-2012 09:16 PM


Originally Posted by Ioftheneedle (Post 5655000)
This post brings to mind a recent Missouri Star ad. They have a plastic type ruler that has a 'carbine' edge that sharpens your blade as it passes by. Cool if it truly works.

ROFLMAO!! Oh that was so good! The Carbide embedded ruler edges would work for sharpening although they won't fix nicks as good as a whetstone. Although if they ever sell a Carbine ruler maybe I could shoot my quilt if it got mouthy LOL :) I needed a good laugh thank you!

Debbie C 11-14-2012 03:59 PM

Ovary cutter? okay, now I'm thinking - who's a surgeon? roflmbo!!!

Originally Posted by Tartan (Post 5650793)
I haven't seen a ruler like that before. Was she using it with her ovary cutter? I thinkI would be afraid of carving up the metal with the cutter and dulling my blade and chipping the ruler. I can really see it for squaring up a quilt though, excellent for that with being able to order a long length.


lynnie 11-14-2012 04:01 PM

Had one similar in drafting yrs ago.
Wish i still had it, would have saved me a few quilt accidents

Debbie C 11-14-2012 04:01 PM

so glad you cleared that up - I was scared!! lol!!

Originally Posted by Tartan (Post 5650848)
Auto correct strikes again...rotary became ovary:D



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