Rotary Cutter
#31
I like my Olfa cutters. I prefer the ones where you squeeze the handle to cut and it closes automatically when you let it go. I never remember to close the blade when I am finished and have cut myself more times than I would like to admit. I only use them now. WHen I get started on a new project I sometimes go a little bit crazy and the rotary cutter ends up under the mess. Quite dangerous when it it open.
#37
I like my Olfa cutters. I prefer the ones where you squeeze the handle to cut and it closes automatically when you let it go. I never remember to close the blade when I am finished and have cut myself more times than I would like to admit. I only use them now. WHen I get started on a new project I sometimes go a little bit crazy and the rotary cutter ends up under the mess. Quite dangerous when it it open.
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Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
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I bought my Fiskars ergonomic cutter in about 1995, and still use it today. I have forced myself to always click the safety shield, before setting it down, and so far no accidents for me or others. (I do wish I had taken out stock in blades, though. Lol!) I like mine because I can use any blade that I have tried, so I can bargain hunt for them. I have even used a pinking blade on it.
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