Rotary Blades
09-28-2010, 02:03 PM
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I found them for you. They are called carpet blades
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/...submit=find+it
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/...submit=find+it
09-28-2010, 03:04 PM
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I found several pkgs at harbour freight and now they are out of stock. They will call when they get more in...get a rain check. I use them and figure that there are only so many places to make them that they are just as good. I know that Heinz in Muscatine Iowa makes Heinz catsup and soups...but they also put different store brand labels on the same cans!! They also do the same (in Muscatine) with cat foods and other products that come from that plant.
09-28-2010, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by woody1229
I recently picked up the rotary blades at Harbor Freight and couldn't believe the price -- a fraction of the 'official' Olfa blades. The blades are not exactly the same size as the ones for my 60 mm cutter, but they works
just fine. I find them at least as sharp, if not a little sharper. While I'd probably prefer the ones made specifically for the Olfa cutter, the price difference makes the Harbor Freight ones definitely worth it!
The biggest upside is that I don't hesitate to change blades the way I did when they were several $$ apiece!
just fine. I find them at least as sharp, if not a little sharper. While I'd probably prefer the ones made specifically for the Olfa cutter, the price difference makes the Harbor Freight ones definitely worth it!
The biggest upside is that I don't hesitate to change blades the way I did when they were several $$ apiece!
Just an FYI though, the blades fit the 45 mm cutter and not the 60 mm.
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