Rotary blade sharpener
#4
A sharpener works to keep a sharp blade sharp. It won't take out nicks. I use the Grace sharpener and honestly I haven't changed my blade in months and it's still sharp. I sharpen it every time I start cutting for the day.
#5
I have the TrueCut Rotary Blade Sharpener and I like it, but nothing removes nicks. It doesn't sharpen the blade to a factory edge, but it definitely sharpens it enough to get longer use from it. I'm pleased with the way it works.
#6
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Location: lexington ky
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Originally Posted by sharon b
from what I have heard if the blade is nicked it is toast :cry:
if it is dull can be resharpened, somewhat :roll:
if it is dull can be resharpened, somewhat :roll:
#8
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There is a brand new ruler out that has a diamond sharpener edge on one side that is suppose to help your blades stay sharp and when it was demo'd at a local store during the shop hop the owner said that a nick was taken off a blade he was using. I can not remember what brand it was, but the shop was 3 Dudes Quilting in Phoenix, AZ near Chandler. It looked interesting, but it is a frosted ruler and I don't care for the frosted ones. If anybody wants their number just PM me. They were the only ones of the 13 shops in the shop hop that had them.
#9
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Originally Posted by CoyoteQuilts
There is a brand new ruler out that has a diamond sharpener edge on one side that is suppose to help your blades stay sharp and when it was demo'd at a local store during the shop hop the owner said that a nick was taken off a blade he was using. I can not remember what brand it was, but the shop was 3 Dudes Quilting in Phoenix, AZ near Chandler. It looked interesting, but it is a frosted ruler and I don't care for the frosted ones. If anybody wants their number just PM me. They were the only ones of the 13 shops in the shop hop that had them.
#10
I have one and it works pretty well. It will not remove nicks, and doesn't sharpen them "good as new" but will help extend the life of the blade. I have to rotary cutters, one is labeled "2" meaning the blade has been sharpened. I use that one for trimming blocks, cutting fleece. I use the one with the new blade for cutting pieces.
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