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Originally Posted by Sally J
(Post 5981603)
One thing to remember about the "pinking" cutters is that it can damage your cutting mat that can not be repaired.
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i use a 45mm most often, my 60mm for thick fabrics, like multiple layers of flannel, fleece & minkee. 28 mm for precise, little cuts
as for brand i have quite a variety of cutters, i use them all- fiskars, olfa, dritz...i think there may be one or 2 more also, they are all in a basket & what i grab is what i use, sometimes i choose a specific one, depends on what i'm doing. I do use my pinking blade cutter too...works nicely if i'm going to prewash a wide backing. |
Olfa 45 is what I use all th time. I got the small one but never ever use it. I just bought the pinky blade but haven't used it yet.
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I have the Fiskars 45mm and use it all the time. I had the 60 as well but passed it in as I had a hard time finding blades and liked the 45 better. I have the little one somewhere but did not really care for it either. Have not tried the pinking blade.
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Fiskars 45 originally, now the red Martelli 45. So much better on my arm and shoulder. Do have a 60 Olfa, dont feel like I have much control with it.
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I have Olfa 45 and 60. Use the 60 always and the 45 never.
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Olfa 60 almost all the time. 45 occasionally ... when I can't find the 60! Haha
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I use the 45 mostly, smaller one 28 when cutting around small plastic templates and the twister rulers.
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I want a 60 but the blades are so pricey! So, I have a 45 and a 28 for tight curves. Love my easy blade change Olfa cutter.
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i also use the 45 and pinking blade.
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