Fiskars 197940-1002 Ergo Control Rotary Cutter, 60mm: Precision Cutting Tool for Fabric, Quilting, and Sewing Projects Review

These circular knives are a bit pricey but well worth it. I can quickly and easily cut 8 layers of thick fabric at once.

I love these! They are my favourites! Top notch quality, easy to use, low maintenance and they work so well. In fact I would like some extras because I sometimes lose mine and refuse to cut fabric without them!

This is a very good knife for the price. The large size lets you cut through fabric quickly, and the safety features are good for those of us who can get a little distracted. It can either be squeezed while you use it, or the blade can be locked in the open position, which is a good option for those with arthritis or those who just don't want to keep squeezing the handle. Edited to add - had to knock. Deducting a few stars because the locking mechanism stopped working after a few months. It…

Cheap, lightweight, ultra-sharp cutter and fairly easy to use. The blade is retracted by default and can be locked/unlocked with a button. To use, simply unlock with your thumb, squeeze the handle and lock the blade again with your index finger, resting your thumb on the top of the cutter (a bit awkward - it would be better if you could unlock and relock with just 100mm). your thumb). Uses standard 60mm blades. Changing the blade is also easy (put the blade down, release your finger and remove…

If you are a novice user then a cutting plotter is probably for you, but when you use your cutting machine professionally, hundreds of times a week, there are many details that quickly become boring. especially if you know other, better cutters like the ones offered by Olfa. First, the Fiskars knife insert system is very difficult to use with one hand. Leverage is at the front of the handle, so you end up using the same fingers to insert whatever blade you want to lock it with. In contrast, the