Rotary Cutter!
I have a Fiskars at the moment.. but think I need a new one! What's the best! hugs Caroline |
I have the Fiskars with the gray handle and love it :thumbup: Has a retrackable blade , comfy hand grip
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I think I must have messed up changing the blade in my Fiskar because it never worked correctly after that. I went back to my Olfa. I did like the retracting blade on my Fiskar, however.
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I had to have the sales people open up a few packages and try them out. With arthritis and fibro, I needed one that fit well and didn't place undue strain on my hands and wrist.
So many designs and choices now :D:D:D |
FYI they are all on sale @ Joanns til Sat :)
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A Martelli. I have shoulder problems and I can cut a whole lot longer with the Martelli.
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Martelli for me, too.
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Hi Guys,
You have to remember that I am in the UK and limited to the major brands only..... I would love a martelli, but they do not sell over here in the UK Hugs Caroline |
I have several ... different sizes, different brands. The last one I bought is the winner, hands down. It is Olfa ergonomic rotary cutter (45mm). I have other Olfa cutters, but none like this where the blade pops back into the safety zone when I let go of the handle (it also has a blade lock, but I never use it). It's for left- or right-handers. This one is plastic, but when I bought it, I saw a metal one with the exact same ergonomic design for over $60.00 ... waaaay out of my budget.
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Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
I love my Martelli cutter. I have bad shoulders and this one is ergonomic and is easier on my shoulders than the old Fiskars I had and also easier than the Olfa.
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