When the cut leaves threads standing, it is the blade that is due, not the hand. Made in the size Ø 45 mm. Sold as a single item. Made from stainless steel, plastic.
Cutting on a base is cleaner: a mat takes the blade and spares the table at the same time. Anyone cutting fabric, paper and interfacing keeps a separate tool for each material — otherwise the edge suffers. A sharp blade needs less force and runs more calmly, which spares wrist and material alike. These notions fit any sewing drawer and come to hand quickly.
What Ersatzklingen für Rollschneider, prym ergonomics 610477 is suitable for
- Patchwork and quilting
- Unpicking old seams
- Work at a fixed sewing station
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a cutting mat?
With rotary cutters, yes, otherwise the blade runs into the table. The mat closes up again after each cut and lasts a long time when stored flat.
How do I cut straight?
With a ruler and a firm surface rather than freehand. The fabric lies flat and without tension; even a slight ripple under the blade pulls the cut askew.
When should a blade be changed?
As soon as it leaves threads standing or asks for more pressure than before. A blunt blade drags at the fabric instead of parting it, and the cut edge shows it.
How do I look after it?
Wipe dry, never rinse, and keep the joint moving with a drop of fine oil now and then. Moisture is the only real enemy of a cutting edge.
