Sullivan Cutting Edge Frosted Ruler: 6-1/2-Inch-by-12-1/2-Inch Precision & Efficiency Tool Review

Just the right amount of frosting. It's easy to read and I like that the markings are two-tone - less chance of error. Definitely slips a lot less than my other lines. If I need to buy new rulers or replace other rulers I will definitely switch to The Cutting Edge Frosted Ruler.

Like a ruler. The glaze is not as opaque as some modern rulers. I work with rotating blades a lot and the blades last about 4 times as long as I rotate the blade. I'm tired of going through so many blades and these rulers more than pay for themselves. I have ordered more in other sizes.

I cut a lot and think this helps my cutter stay sharp. Just the opposite. I have to rotate the ruler so the edge doesn't touch my blade. I called the manufacturer, unfortunately without success. Bought 1 of Revain and other sizes from another source before realizing they weren't as advertised.

My children encouraged me to find a hobby and I did it. A friend suggested that I invest in a rotary cutter along with the Cutting Edge Ruler line. What a dynamic combination. The blade requires a soft but firm grip and glides smoothly. The Cutting Edge line has a sharpening blade on one side, so the blade gets sharper as I keep cutting. I found a video that explains how to use it properly. I recommend watching the video to make sure you're holding the knife properly when sharpening. I found in

Update 1/6/2021. I forgot I was looking at that line and since I stumbled across this I thought I should add an update. I still enjoy using The Cutting Edge. The size is perfect for me at home and in quilting groups. My only issue, as I mentioned, is that with a sharpening strip, your cut will be wider than you measure. I tend to undercut a little, which compensates me well. It's just something to know. I saw an article online about this line and was curious enough to try it. I was pleasantly…