I also do rubberstamping/card making and scrapbooking. I have a second, old rotary cutter and use my old blades for cutting my paper when they're no longer any good for fabric.

Thanks for the address--going to go look at it.

Thank you, I am going to check it out.

I have a Birdie electric rotary cutter. These are considered commercial cutters. There is an attachment of a sharpening stone that will sharpen the top edge when it is turned on.
This blade is hexagonal in shape. Do you all think this would work on a round blade?
I guess I will have to try it and find out.
I used to cut thru 12 layers of heavy poplin at a time with this cutter. The patterns were like heavy cardstock.

I'm checking out the blade sharpener. It would save me lots of money. Thanks.

Patti,
You have to buy the Birdie cutter to get the sharpener because the whole thing is electric.
It would be nice if we could get someone to manufacture just the electric sharpener. Along the same lines as electric scissor sharpener wirh an attachment for rotary blades would be the best in my opinion.

Billy, I think this is perfect product for you to come up with.