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I got one better on you....I can't find mine.
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Me? Never. Not. I know what you mean though, I try to get all I can and I'm the same with needles, but I'm getting better. Have fun cutting butter.
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Originally Posted by QuiltingKrazy
Why do I wait Soooo long before I finally break down and change the blade on my rotary cutter??? It is like cutting thru butter with a hot knife when I change the blade. I am the only who trys to get every cut and then some out of my blades??
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I can relate. It's taken years, but I finally picked up a nice plastic box where I put my spare rotary cutters and blades (yes I found more when I thoroughly cleaned my sewing room). Then I actually marked the box so I knew what was in it. So, there's hope. Happy July 4th.
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Originally Posted by QuiltingKrazy
Why do I wait Soooo long before I finally break down and change the blade on my rotary cutter??? It is like cutting thru butter with a hot knife when I change the blade. I am the only who trys to get every cut and then some out of my blades??
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Originally Posted by quiltmagnet
I got one better on you....I can't find mine.
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I am the same way, guess trying to save on blades to buy more fabric, that I don't really need.
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My problem is that when I change the blade in one of my several cutters, I always get the pieces of the cutter mixed up somehow and have a hard time getting them back together! I lay them out in what I think is the correct order but somehow get it messed up. So that's why I tend to use blades longer than I should.
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nope, i do too. sad but true. you'd think i'd remember how wonderfully it cut with a new blade, but it seems to disappear from my memory.
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Most of us do this, trying to stretch the dollar, because these blades are expensive. The last one I brought was titanium and it has lasted longer.
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