Using Rotary Cutters? Watch this! | How-To Guide | The Sewing Studio

In this Sewing Studio video, Katrina shows off her collection of OLFA Rotary Cutters with a full guide to replacing your blades once they dull. It's always a good idea to check and replace your blades before starting a new project as to minimise the risk of ruining your fabrics with poor cutting. We also recommend using a handy rotating matt to make cutting fabric so much easier!
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[@terrylott5739]

Thank Heavens at last, for a professionally made "how to" video. So much easier to understand than the haphazard, amateurish ones we see so often on KZbin. A pleasure to watch. Well done!

[@baseballquilter8984]

Thank you for showing how to remove the blade on a 28mm rotary cutter.

[@joycegriffee1758]

I enjoyed this video. I’ll be watching more. Thank you for being so informative. Joyce🎉

[@kalazchannel4333]

very well explained, super, thanks for the wonderful information..

[@LS-vq2or]

The difference between the dull blade and the new one 😱 definitely might be the reason why I can’t figure out how to use mine accurately. I just don’t know which blades to buy for the best quality/price

[@AA-hz2zk]

Excellent explainer. Thank you

[@Weesperbuurt]

Very helpful and jolly! Thank you. I was a bit mesmerised by the flamethrower finish on the back wall. Why not hang a quilt there to brighten it up?

[@lesleyhagan7526]

Really great video although background music is very distracting.

[@SewingStudio]

Hey Lesley, thanks for your feedback - we'll be sure to tone down the background music in future videos!

[@jwall6006]

Great information. I do suggest buying a pair of cutting gloves. Normally used in restaurants, cutting gloves are cut resistant. They sell them on Amazon. Don’t they sell everything? But they will stop all the little opps, and the ones when the hand surgeon says we can sew the 2 pads on the middle and ring finger. Then he said we can sew what’s left of you index finger together to cover the bone or we can do a graft and make it pretty. I chose the get me out of this office choice.

[@SewingStudio]

Great tip!

[@raisavaz]

...until you see the blood on your fabric...and you really don't want to spoil your fabric... Your hands! Your hands!!! Your hands are more important than fabric! You can buy, beg, borrow and/or steal fabric; your hands are irreplaceable. Priorities, Yo.