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Originally Posted by amandasgramma
Set the edge of the ruler on a level table or counter. Squat down and look at the edge -- does it meet the counter top 100%??? even a little curve to it will cause your cuts to be untrue. I kept having problems, and DH did that. I was amazed how much I'd cut out of the ruler!!!!
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Originally Posted by Deb watkins
I have an Olfa 6 x 12 that I just adore. One corner is knicked, and I need to replace it. I just can't see with the ones with the yellowl lines.
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Recycle...Depending on the width of the ruler, or if you or someone can cut it down for you, you could use it for a bag or purse bottom.
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Originally Posted by deebee
Recycle...Depending on the width of the ruler, or if you or someone can cut it down for you, you could use it for a bag or purse bottom.
The reasons I did toss my bad ones were: 1) I didn't want to grab them again and use them 2) I admit that I was tempted to pass them on - but that would have been tacky to stick an inexperienced person with inaccurate equipment. It's challenging enough to "get things right" when the rulers are still straight. |
Originally Posted by connie_1936
Originally Posted by Deb watkins
I have an Olfa 6 x 12 that I just adore. One corner is knicked, and I need to replace it. I just can't see with the ones with the yellowl lines.
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Originally Posted by deebee
Recycle...Depending on the width of the ruler, or if you or someone can cut it down for you, you could use it for a bag or purse bottom.
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I am so relieved to see that I'm not the only one who wore out a ruler.
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I should really test mine and see if I should replace it! I've had it forever!!
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I have a "quilt in a day" that is perfectly fine! it has been going good for 8yrs :D
that said, I have other brands that I have nicked on the first use :( |
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