Can I use 45mm Olfa blades in my 45mm Fiskars handle?
This might be a silly question but it's the first time I've had to buy replacement blades since I bought it and I'm having a hard time finding Fiskars. |
I don't think that it makes any difference...
45mm is 45mm Kirsten |
I think so. I used to use a fiskars all the time, I now have an ergonomic cutter and use olfa blades in them. I was about to shout a roaring "Yes" but maybe there is something on the inside center of the blade that is different.
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Yes you can.....simple as that....
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I would think that the 45mm unless it's different would be universal. I am going to find out soon myself(I ordered some blades for my Olfa that aren't ofla)
Intresting question, will be watching this. |
Thanks for the feedback.
I figured that the 45mm part would be the same. I just didn't know if the middle hole was a proprietary shape between brands, forcing you to continue buying their brand. |
I've used the Olfa blades in several different kinds of cutters that weren't Olfa.
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I always buy what is on sale, never a problem. Lately, I have seen some used in scrapbooking cutters that seemed like a plastic flange had been attached, and I doubt if they would work.
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not a silly question at all, I just asked it the other day. The lady at the cutting counter said they're all interchangable and answered yes when I asked if she was a quilter LOL.
Moonpi, thanks for that! My DH just gave me a Fiskars from his paper cutting one and I was thinking about trying it. |
maybe I'll do an experiment on some scraps and let you all know about the paper one...it's still brand new in the package.
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