donna13350

You can use a helicoil..it's a tiny little thing that is specifically made to repair the stripped threads on little screws..any good hardware store will have them..but you will need to bring your cutter in with you..(I would remove the blade)..but they are very cheap and work verk well.

http://www.helicoil.com.sg/

KyKaren1949

I prefer the Olfa cutters personally.

Julie in NM

I had two cutter that the blade REFUSED to stay engaged...they replaced both of them for free! Just had to send a pic of them..did it thru scanning and attaching the pic to email...within a week...two new cutters!

sewmary

Left handed here and arthritis in hand too. I tried a Martelli cutter and blade at a quilt show and couldn,t get my money out fast enough! They make their left handed cutter truly fot left handers - it fits so well. And the blades cut so easilt. Do not need a lot of pressure. This is one case where cost is worth it.

ctipton

Carefull!! Carefull!!!

Auj

I had the same thing happen to me with Fiskars. I emailed them and in a week or two, I got a new rotary tool.

bobquilt3

After I changed th blade, my RC was wobbley and wouldn't cut well. Took it apart, reversed that arched washer, put it back together again & it worked fine. Don't know if that's the fix but it worked for me.

Momyar

Make sure the washer isn't turn the wrong way. I've had that problem before until I turned the washer over.

Good luck