🔪 Headley Tools 45mm Rotary Cutter Blades Pack of 15 – Compatible with Olfa and Fiskars Rotary Cutters – Premium Replacement Blades for Arts, Crafts, Quilting, Scrapbooking, and Sewing – Sharp, Durable, and SEO-Optimized Review

I'm an avid quilter. I go through expensive brand name blades for my disc cutter like water through my fingers. I tried these blades because of their price. I will NEVER buy another famous brand blade! These blades are incredibly sharp and surpass any blade I have purchased in my 40 years of quilting.

delivery was fast. I just put a new blade in my circle cutter after the 1st cut started skipping. I was hoping for great quality as the last brand I bought was also missed. I'm not impressed yet. I tried the second and third blades from this pack and immediately got the same blade bounce instead of a smooth cut. I saw other reviews that day that are sharp. I must have a bad batch.

I bought these blades and I thought "Oh, titanium coating! Maybe they'll last longer than regular blades, cool." Well, let's take a look at the blade (see my photo). You'll notice an orange finish, presumably titanium, which should make it stronger and more durable. But if you look closely , you will notice that the edge of the blade is silver. They ground down the titanium coating to form the edge. This means the MOST IMPORTANT part of these blades is exactly the same as any other uncoated…

The packaging is amazing. The first 3-4 options are just amazing. After that it's not good. I first had Friskar blades and needed a replacement. I can't tell you how many patterns and how much material I cut with my first Freescar blade. With this blade I cut the fabric into 2 shirts and 1 dress. Very thin material, then 1 pattern and he started making noise and skipping cuts. When I cut my last dress it was awful. I can't believe these blades are so bad. I will have to return these.

You get what you pay for, exceptional value for money. They aren't as good as the ones that cost triple (or more), they fade faster so you should change them more often. On the other hand, if you run over a needle or drop your knife and cut the blade, you won't cry. If you regularly cut many layers of fabric at once, you should probably choose a better quality blade. I had no problem with four layers and really don't want to cut more layers no matter how good the blade is. Try them, I was…

Updated review: I originally purchased this while trying to replace 45mm blades on Olfa and Fisker circular knives. I've been looking for a cheaper option and would be fine if they don't last as long or something, but they don't work at all. After the first few failed and both cutters, I was willing to give a negative review and buy new ones elsewhere BUT I decided to go ahead and test each blade just to see. I thought some of them actually worked on it, at a price that's still a little better…