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Definitely the Martelli cutter. I have carpel tunnel and this cutter helps:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJRQGFYoO2Q http://www.martellicatalog.com/mm5/m...tegory_Code=RC |
I use kai cutters. The blade is not exposed until you press down on it to cut and it closes up when the pressure is released. The blades are adjustable and sharp. Other cutters that I have been given have not got a safe enough blade closure in my opinion.
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I found this one at Amazon and bought it.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I am not saying that its a bad tool, but I am not too impressed either. Did I pick a bad rotary cutter? What rotary cutter do you guys use?[/QUOTE] I have this cutter and have used it almost daily for years. I routinely cut through up to eight layers at a time. You did not say what you did not like about the cutter so it is hard to say what is wrong. I found that once I started using the cutter a lot it was hard to go back to scissors...I even cut out patterns with my cutter. More details about your experience would be helpful. |
I splurged for a 45mm Gingher ergo and absolutely love it! It is patterned in black/red/white so it is easier to identify it at classes as well! My next favorite is my Olfa 45mm ergo!
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Originally Posted by meyert
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Ok several years ago I purchased a rotary cutter. I was not too impressed with it and I ended up going back to scissors. After watching videos I thought that I would try to buy another one.
I found this one at Amazon and bought it. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I am not saying that its a bad tool, but I am not too impressed either. Did I pick a bad rotary cutter? What rotary cutter do you guys use? Check our their Martelli Notions Website....... |
I have that same rotary cutter and I love it.
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Oh, and I buy replacement blades when Joann's has them on sale.
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I also have a gray one and blue one which stays in my mat case to take to classes and sew-ins and to Camp Tecumseh quilt camps.
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I like the Olfa 45 mm ergonomic cutter. It is safe and works well. I also like it because I can buy replacement blades for that one at Harbor Freight. They are about $1 each and that was my deciding factor.
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Originally Posted by meyert
(Post 6328384)
Ok several years ago I purchased a rotary cutter. I was not too impressed with it and I ended up going back to scissors. After watching videos I thought that I would try to buy another one.
I found this one at Amazon and bought it. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I am not saying that its a bad tool, but I am not too impressed either. Did I pick a bad rotary cutter? What rotary cutter do you guys use? |
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