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  1. 11-02-2005, 11:33 AM #1
    homesteadmamma
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    I've always used Olfa blades in my Olfa rotary cutter to do all my quilting until just recently.

    Just over a month ago I purchased new blades at our new quilting store. They are ERGO 2000, Martelli brand. I've been using the same blade for over a month, doing lots of cutting to see how good these blades are. The blade is has sharp today as it was over a month ago.

    I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND these blades for any rotary cutting. Here they are about $1 cheaper (ea.) than the Olfa blades and can be purchased 5 per pkg. These will be the only blades I purchase from here on in.
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    Sounds great CJ! Thanks!!
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    I'm going to look out for them, I like the rotary cutter system for sewing.
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