I have an empty face cream jar that I put mine in and put the lid on. When it gets full , then in the trash it goes and I get another jar.

Well, I am so cheap! Just realized that, thank you. I use up the blade till there's almost nothing left, then I sharpen it!

The old blade goes in an empty blade container that I saved and marked (literally) USED so I can tell the difference. I re-use them when I cut fleece and paper because I find that both ruin the blades.

There is very little that I actually throw away. Yeah, I'd like to say frugal but, truth is, I'm cheap.

I looked at Harbor Freight web site and could find no rotary cutting tools or blades. Please advise!
thanks.

Ditto me to..lol :D :thumbup:

Thanks for the post. It is way past time to change my blade and I have no excuse for not doing so.

It is amazing how easy it is to cut with a new blade. I finally changed mind this week and cuts like a dream. I promise to change it more often.

Ruby the quilter

Just changed mine ... What a difference!!!!

Changed mine last week but haven't cut anything this week at all. Now that I have found out about the Harbor Freight blades, I don't feel bad about changing blades more often. With the price of 5 blades being $54.98, I certainly didn't change them as often as I should have before.

So was I. I'll never forget when a new woman came to the group and explained cutting mats, rulers, and rotary cutters to us!! I've never looked back since, LOL.

At Harbor Freight they are called CARPET CUTTING BLADES...I love them