http://www.graceframe.com/site/rotarycutting/sharpener
Input anyone? I'm thinking about trying it. Electric for $69.95. |
I think I will stick with my Harbor Freight blades at that price. Good luck with it if you buy it... If you decide to get it let us know how it works.
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I'm with Beth, I think I could buy a ton of blades for that kind of $$. I do, however, worry about what becomes of our blades when we are through with them and if there were a way to restore them to near their original condition, I'd love to know about it. If you buy it, please post a review!
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I have one and rarely use it. I believe for the amount of use it is not worth it. I tried it a few times and while it did sharpen up the blade it was not at new condition. Unless you use a lot of blades it would take a lot of time to make it pay for itself. So calculate the frequecy of changing your blade against the $69.00.
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I heard it only gets the nicks out and doesn't really sharpen. Watch your money.
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Originally Posted by featherweight
I think I will stick with my Harbor Freight blades at that price. Good luck with it if you buy it... If you decide to get it let us know how it works.
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Originally Posted by vickig626
http://www.graceframe.com/site/rotarycutting/sharpener
Input anyone? I'm thinking about trying it. Electric for $69.95. |
I hear the long one is worth the money from a teacher I took a class with, she said you just swipe your blade across it just like new
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What does Harbor Freight charge for their blades? Isn't that the store that carries work tools? Do the blades fit Gingher and Olfa?
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I just bought some Harbor Freight blades, $1.49 for 2. They are in the carpet cutting area.
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