🔪 Fiskars 24x36 Inch Self Healing Rotary Cutting Mat in Grey - 12-83727097J Review

I was a bit hesitant to buy this because it wasn't Olfa. But it works great and the square center design is an added bonus. I didn't think it would be helpful, but it is. Revain shipped it in a flat box so it was perfectly straight and didn't warp. I'm very glad I spent less, but in the end I got a quality rug.

I previously bought a smaller Fiskars rug which was fine but the smell of this larger rug was overpowering. I left it out for three weeks but that didn't seem to help. It's been on the bed in my guest room for over a week now and I can smell it from the hall. The 30-day refund limit has now expired. I will have to buy another rug as I was planning on leaving it on the dining table where I sew. VERY disappointed in Fiskars!

Sometimes you have to cut your spending and I've finally found something that fits my editing table perfectly. Yes, I put 3 Fiskars self-healing spinning mats together and it's much cheaper than other known products. (I used my blue masking tape to make sure they stuck together and came off easily so I could use the other side too.) I've had other Fiskars rugs for years and love them. Now I'm happy that my sewing workshop is almost finished! I just need to add a few more tables for my sewing…

Despite some reservations about purchase due to 'bad smell' reviews. we went ahead and bought one. The rug arrived today and having forgotten the complaints about the smell we put it on the table and got to work. It only took 10 minutes until the whole office smelled a terrible smell. It just smells like a paper mill (kind of sulphurous), with a hint of mothballs (naphthalene). I rubbed it down with rubbing alcohol and soapy water, left it out for a few days and will be returning it if the…

Arrived on time. I did notice an odor when I opened the package, but it wasn't as bad as other reviewers have said. The smell was almost invisible to me. In terms of performance, I think it's great. It's a good size and has a hole in one end for hanging, although I just hide it in the back of my closet when I'm not using it. Cutting fabrics on this rug is less restricted; I used to just work on bare floors and use the little self-healing mat Daiso gave me if I ever needed to use my rotary…

Let me start by saying that I had NO cutting/construction mat other than this one. As a result, I see it as someone who went from a bare table to this rug. This mat is beautiful and serves its original purpose, which was for cutting. I can cut the rug without damaging the table underneath. However, it is also very effective for quick imperial measurements with built-in markers enabled. However, the big problem is that while soldering, I accidentally dropped the soldering iron on the mat and…

This rug is the worst. It doesn't heal itself, and even with the new wear-resistant rotating blade, I couldn't cut through a single layer of quilting fabric at once, which resulted in me running back and forth sawing the fabric, causing cutting errors. and blunt my spinning blade. I was wondering how YouTubers made it so easy. I thought it was my technique but when I tried to cut on the green mat I was amazed at how easy my cuts were. This rug feels like hard plastic, not a velvety green mat…