Vinyl Cutter Blades
Blades for Roland®, Graphtec, and GCC Cutters
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- 45° blades for all-purpose cutting
- 60° blades for thicker materials
Customer Reviews
(based on 8 reviews)
OK
The economy blades are great for the price. They last longer than I expected them to. I do roll the tip out just a bit farther than on the more expensive blades.
the economy blades are much cheaper for a reason, they are a much lower quality. I recently started using an economy blade, and I had to run the cut twice just to get the same cut as standard blade that has been used for months. i use a roland cutter and even at 140 g of force, it won't fully cut through basic vinyl on the first cut
awesome
Hola. Tiene distribuidor en la cuidad de México?
Blade performed as expected. Needed to double cut to ensure all fibers were cut through for weeding. Set blade depth just like cutting for vinyl. Will order more in the future if/when the needed.
OK
good job as always
Educational videos
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Tip Jar - Selecting a Blade for your Vinyl Cutter
3:57(Published on http://www.stahlsblog.com ) CAD-CUTdirect Tip Jar is a weekly series that gives decorators tips and tricks on using their vinyl cutting equipment. This Tip Jar teaches how to select a blade for your vinyl cutter. Whether you are using a Roland®, Mimaki, GCC, Creation, Graphtec or another style of plotter this video will be useful.
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Vinyl Cutter Buying Guide
13:30Zach Ellsworth reviews the top vinyl cutters and tells you what you need to know to choose the perfect vinyl cutter for your business.
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Close Up: Graphtec CE6000-60 Vinyl Cutter
7:45The Graphtec CE6000-60 Vinyl Cutter gives you the ability to cut more vinyl, in less time and with less waste than any other vinyl cutter in its' class. This "Close Up" tour of the Graphtec will show you why this vinyl cutter is a cut above the rest.
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Tip Jar - Maximizing Vinyl Usage With Your Cutter
10:01In this edition of Tip Jar http://www.cadcutdirect.com presents how to best load heat transfer vinyl into your cutter. Learning how to maximize material can save a lot of money and waste.
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