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I have changed blades, checked how the nut is tightened down, even checked flipped over my rotary mat--still my cutters keep skipping at a pretty regular rate. What is happening? Most importantly--how can I fix it?? What am I missing?
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I have a Dritz rotary cutter that skips if lint is packed between the blade and the holder. When I clean it out I cuts perfectly.
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If you cut on the same lines of your mat all the time you may have created a groove that is causing your blade to skip a spot when you cut across the mat perpendicular to the grooves.
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Are you putting enough pressure on it? Are you standing above the blade rather than sitting and being at an angle to it?
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Originally Posted by charmpacksplus
If you cut on the same lines of your mat all the time you may have created a groove that is causing your blade to skip a spot when you cut across the mat perpendicular to the grooves.
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Make sure you don't have two blades on. I have done that a couple of times.
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Once I had two of them in there. Once I separated them, it worked fine.
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Even new blades can be bad. Try several. Clean/dust cutter. TRy other spot on mat.
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Thanks for all of your help. Thus far nothing has worked, but I will keep trying different angles and heights. It may be just me afraid to put more pressure on it, as I am getting Physical Therapy on my shoulder for my rotator cuff.
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I have accepted the skipping as a normal feature. I just go over the skipped area a second time or clip it with scissors.
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