🔪 Left-Handed Martelli Ergo 2000 60mm Rotary Cutter Review

WOW! Using it made such a difference. As a left-hander, I've mostly used straight rotary cutters in the past; Little did I know how much this would affect the accuracy of my cuts. And the handle is much easier to use - no wrist fatigue. The only suggestion I would like to give users is to watch closely where the blade comes out when you first switch blades; holds - very securely - and the gap is very narrow. It would be nice if one side of the plastic sloth was a different color to help…

I've never used a left-handed device before, but this product satisfied my curiosity, so I decided to buy it (even after reading all the positive reviews). At first I was amazed at how unusual it looked, but. What a breeze! Took me about 5 minutes to learn how to hold it properly, then tried it out on a patchwork square I had to make. I was pleasantly surprised, not only by the ease of rotation of this rotary cutter, but also by the ease with which it cuts through fabric from the first pass…

My main issue with these cutting knives is the blade. The blades are superbly sharp and capable of cutting through more layers of tissue, according to Martelli, but they are SO EASY TO BREAK! I don't use my cutting knife excessively and I have a cutting mat in good condition, but I'm relatively new to quilting and sometimes manage to catch the ruler when I put the cutting blade down. Not much just cleaning, the ruler has no damage but the edges of the blades just break off like they are glass…