HQMaster Lettering Graphtec Cutting Plotter Review

I've been using these for a while but the last packs I bought were boring. I ended up throwing them all away and wasting a lot of paper.

Blades not sharp enough, they won't cut through sticker paper and laminate for stamping stickers, my 6 month old blade bought elsewhere at Revain cuts better than this

I have Cameo 3 and Graphtec blade holder. This option makes changing blades much more economical! I have used 1 blade to cut glossy htv, regular htv and signature vinyl. He keeps cutting like a soldier. I cut enough vinyl for 35 t-shirts and 6 large door stickers.

I love these blades I have a small motor shop and bought them to cut gaskets on my plotter. They are AMAZING and you can't beat the price. I would highly recommend them to anyone and will buy them again. They also work great on vinyl if you have a plotter or craft machine that works for you. Larry Carr

I bought these blades because I was cutting 10ml mylar stencil material. The blades that came with my cameo had trouble cutting this material so I wasted time and materials trying to get a good cut so I had to find a better blade - well I found one. They cut well and last a long time. I highly recommend using these blades instead of the ones that came with the Cameo machine - they are much better and better quality. I also buy 45 degree vinyl cutters.

I love these blades! 60 degree vinyl cutting blades are ideal for intricate designs. Once you get used to manually adjusting the blade depth for your vinyl cutter (my Silhouette in my case), you'll be able to cut your design with precision and ease. After switching from Silhouette blades to these, I wondered why I hadn't done it sooner! My only suggestion is: buy blade holders for each type of material you are cutting. For example one for heat transfer, one for card stock, one for smooth vinyl.

We have been cutting card stock on our Silhouette machines for over 6 years. We bought them to fill our CB-09 blade holders (we keep 4 in the shop). My guess was that all of these blades were made the same way. We had to make some adjustments to these blades to get them cutting properly (which is fair considering they aren't all the same height). However, I was EXTREMELY disappointed to find that over half of these blades would chip/dull after just a few cuts. This resulted in a lot of wasted…