Rollschneider

With a rotary cutter the fabric stays flat while you cut. That makes straight edges far more accurate than with scissors – especially on long cuts, several layers and slippery materials.

  • Precise cutting
  • With spare blades
  • For mats
Rotary Cutters
Prym Rollschneider
Prym Maxi EASY rotary cutter 45mm in Yellow
Prym Maxi EASY rotary cutter in Yellow comes from the Prym range. It measures Ø 45 mm. Sold as a single item. For sewing work at home.
24,50 EUR
24,50 EUR per Pcs.
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
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Ersatzklingen für Rollschneider, prym ergonomics in Silber
Prym Ergonomics replacement blade in Silver
Prym Ergonomics replacement blade in Silver is listed here with its full details. It measures Ø 45 mm. Sold as a single item. Made for sewing and needlework.
10,90 EUR
10,90 EUR per Pcs.
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Pcs.:
 
Prym OLFA Rollschneider
Prym OLFA Jumbo rotary cutter 60mm in Yellow
Prym OLFA Jumbo rotary cutter in Yellow comes from the Prym range. It measures Ø 60 mm. Sold as a single item. For sewing work at home.
32,50 EUR
32,50 EUR per Pcs.
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Pcs.:
 
9 to 11 (from a total of 11)

A rotary cutter only works together with a cutting mat, which protects both the blade and the table. A ruler as a guide makes sure the edge really is straight – these three tools belong together.

Large blades suit long straight cuts, small ones tight curves and detailed work. Look at the safety catch: good models can be locked with a single movement after every cut.

Change the blade as soon as the fabric is no longer cut cleanly or threads are left standing. A blunt blade pushes the material and makes the cut less accurate than scissors ever would.

Good to know

Do I need a mat for a rotary cutter?

Yes, absolutely. Without a mat you damage both the blade and the table top. The self healing surface of the mat closes the cut marks again and keeps the blade sharp for longer.

Which blade size is right?

Large blades for long straight cuts and several layers, small ones for tight curves and detailed work. If you only want to buy one, a medium size is the most versatile.

When should I change the blade?

As soon as individual threads are left standing or you need more pressure than usual. A blunt blade not only cuts poorly, it also distorts the fabric while cutting.